OPEC raises crude price by nine percent to 14.54
In Geneva the OPEC oil ministers approve a 9.05 percent base price rise to 14.54 per barrel starting next Sunday. The action, with possible surcharges up to $4, could lift U S gasoline by as much as eight cents per gallon if all members apply maximum fees. Analysts see a victory for Arab moderates and expect a large annual gain in OPEC revenue.
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Geneva meeting seeks unified price and production policies
The Geneva meeting was convened to formulate unified price and production policies as oil export suspensions caused shortages. Meanwhile, members raised surcharges around 9 percent amid the supply disruption and an April 1 payment of 13.84.
Arab world protests Sadat peace treaty with bombings
Across Israel Paris Baghdad Damascus and other cities Palestinians and Arab students denounce Egyptian President Anwar Sadat as a traitor. Bombings kill one in Lod near Tel Aviv injure many in Paris and damage shops while protests surge in Belgrade Athens Madrid Beirut and Damascus.
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Begin and Sadat address Congress after historic peace treaty
Israel's Menachem Begin and Egypt's Anwar Sadat meet Congress nine hours after signing a treaty that Ends 30 years of conflict, while President Carter pushes a $4.8 billion aid package to back the accord. Despite celebration, leaders acknowledge hurdles to full implementation as Carter urges broader support including possible Palestinian inclusion. Protesters chant as bells ring near the White House.
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Westlake plan spurs 50 acre mall and growth
A city planning study unveiled by the Westlake Planning Commission outlines a 50 acre regional shopping mall at Detroit and Bassett-Stearns, plus major new home subdivisions and a road program to reshape Westlake by 1990. The plan, drafted by Cuyahoga County Regional Planning Commission, requires public hearings before approval. James Rouse has shown tentative interest but has not presented plans to officials.
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Warmer Tonight Then Rain Likely Wednesday
Tonight will be warmer with a low near 25. Increasing clouds bring wind and warmth by Wednesday with a possible afternoon shower. Highs expected in the lower 50s and a 50 percent rain chance Wednesday, 10 percent tonight. High 22 at 5 p.m. Monday and low 26 at 7 a.m. today. Details on page A-6.
Group pushes naming Lorain jail for Sheriff Vernon M. Smith
Friends and colleagues led by George Rozic urge Lorain County to rename the new jail after the late Sheriff Vernon M. Smith. Rozic says the jail is a memorial to him and widely regarded in law enforcement circles as a top facility, while officials hesitate to act quickly.
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