Stock prices slide early trading on Dow drop
In New York, stock prices fell in early trading as the Dow Jones average slipped 2.82 points to 938.14 in the first half hour. Oil stocks were mixed amid reports Saudi Arabia may curb output and raise prices. Major movers included Mobil up, Standard Oil of California down, and Levi Strauss and General Foods slipping.
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Hall's Appeal Rescheduled for Thursday at City Hall
Amherst police chief William Hall must appeal a five day suspension at a hearing set for 8 p m Thursday in city hall The prior date was postponed due to a death in Hall's attorney's family DePaola had suspended Hall for a week in July for violating a gag order limiting discussion of police business with the press
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OPEC study warns of higher domestic use cutting exports
A UPI report summarizes an OPEC study warning member nations may double oil and natural gas consumption by 1990, reducing export capacity. Domestic needs could reach 6.3 million barrels daily, cutting exportables from about 30 million to 23.7 million by 1990, with Algeria Nigeria Iran and others affected. The secretariat urges price alignment, lower production, more exploration and diversification of energy sources.
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Phantom CT unit aids chest and abdomen scans in Highland Heights
A fast scanning CT unit in Highland Heights proves effective for chest and abdomen observations where motion is an issue. It benefits patients who have difficulty holding their breath, improving imaging outcomes.
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Alaska Tops Per Capita Income In 1979
The Bureau of Economic Analysis reports Alaska had the highest per capita income in 1979 at 11219 dollars. Nevada and Connecticut also ranked high, while Mississippi posted the lowest at 6178 dollars. The overall US average was 8773 dollars, with notable regional shifts and decade gains. Renoir died in 1919.
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Saudi Arabia signals $4 oil price hike and possible cuts
Beir ut Lebanon based reports quote Belkacem Nabi, Algeria's oil minister and OPEC president, saying Saudi Arabia will raise its oil price by $4 a barrel and may cut production. The move could shift the world market, with U.S. imports and oil stocks shaping the impact. Nabi notes some members overproduce, but expects OPEC to return to member needs and avoid market flooding.
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Berea church silver theft drains parish trust funds
Two matched sets of silverware valued between 5000 and 10000 dollars were stolen from St. Thomas Episcopal Church at 224 Seminary Street. The loss occurred between 5 p.m. Saturday and 7:15 a.m. Sunday. The items included serving trays coffee urn tea service and candle sticks engraved with donor names. Police noted two suitcases used to carry the silver were also missing. Entry was gained through a southeast door of the church courtyard.
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