OPEC split over price rise as Saudi block holds 5 percent
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates defy a 15 percent OPEC increase and pledge a 5 percent rise with higher production to stabilize markets. Yamani says the group may struggle to enforce the higher level, signaling a divided cartel and possible lower gasoline costs in the United States. Carter, in Plains, cites hopes the increase will be less than 10 percent and foresees inflation staying controlled.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Carter
Kirkland
George Meany
John T. Dunlop
Labor
Ford
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
Mondale
U.S. District Court
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Alabama
FBI
Los Angeles Times
Johnson
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Uae
Iran
Iraq
Venezuela
Kuwait
Nigeria
Libya
Indonesia
Algeria
Gabon
Ecuador
Yamani
International Oil Cartel
U.S
America
Fahd
Persian Gulf
Plains
Millwood Ballpark Recommendation Moves to City Council
Winchester Planning Commission votes four to three to recommend a Millwood Ave ballpark near Shenandoah College, aligning with the Comprehensive Plan. The plan split over traffic, campus views, and the Bridgeforth offer of 30,000 for lighting, with hearings and debates outlining preservation and expansion conflicts.
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James L. Berry
Millwood Ave
Berry
Robert Casey
Edward Shokes
J. Lee Miller
Stephen Rosenberger
Joseph Dorsey
Ferman Perry
Millwood Age
Dorsey
Rosenberger
Perry
Casey
Shokes
Miller
Commission
Ed Bridgeforth
Bridgeforth
Winchester Parks and Recreation Dept
Planning Commission
Millwood
City Council
Winchester Planning Commission
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Second Half Swine Flu Program May Die
The swine flu immunization program faces a doubtful future after a second suspension over possible links to Guillain Barre syndrome. Officials warn public confidence is shaken and restart may come too late. CDC notes 94 cases with 51 vaccinated, 4 deaths, all linked to vaccine in reported figures.
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Washington
Theodore Cooper
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cooper
U.S. Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
CDC
William Foege
Foege
Ford
White House
Virginia Officials Halt Swine Flu Immunizations
Virginia health officials halted the mass swine flu vaccination program after four recipients were diagnosed with Guillain Barré syndrome, with three cases in Tidewater and one in Fairfax County. Two additional Fairfax residents were diagnosed but not vaccinated, while the program nears completion and make up clinics continue.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Health Department
Tidewater
Fairfax County
Regional Jail Advisory Board Holds First Meeting
Brief notice reveals the Regional Jail Advisory Board convened its first meeting last night with full coverage on the Area News Page. The report mentions swine flu vaccination programs and local health updates amid ongoing regional concerns.
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Salt Lake City
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Utah
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U.N
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National Security Council
Charles Schultze
Economic Advisors Council
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Winchester Recreation Park
Winchester City
National Center For Disease Control
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Yellow Smith
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