Oil Cartel Split Grows as Saudi Resists Price Rise
Iraq accuses Saudi Arabia of pressuring OPEC to resist a 15 percent price increase agreed by 11 nations. Saudi and UAE hold to a 5 percent rise, aiming to dilute the impact, with gasoline in the United States expected to rise about a penny a gallon starting February.
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Cyprus
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
United Front
Tayeh Abdul- Karim
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
United States
Qatar
United Arab Emirates
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Carter
Cyrus Vance
Rep
Brock Adams
W. Michael Blumenthal
Treasury
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Bureau
Frank M. Johnson
Montgomery
Ala
Vietnam
Swine Flu Vaccination Program Faces Resume Uncertainty
A top federal health official said swine flu vaccinations may resume only when no risk remains while state officials warn public confidence may be too weak to restart the program after a nationwide suspension. Officials note potential season timing and Guillain Barré connections.
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New York
Ohio
Theodore Cooper
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Senate Health Subcommittee
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Cooper
Mississippi
New Mexico
Tanker Explosion Kills At Least Five In Los Angeles Harbor
A massive blast on the 810 foot tanker Sansinena in Los Angeles Harbor injures at least 50 and leaves five confirmed dead with authorities cautioning the death toll may rise for days. Divers search wreckage as debris showered ashore and windows shattered two miles away.
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Los Angeles
Sansinena
Union Oil
Dan Cook
Los Angeles Harbor
Open House Preparations Highlight Evening Hours
The notice notes public access every evening from 7 to 9 p m through Thursday this week. The photo shows preparations underway two weeks ago for the house set to host the annual open house that began last Monday night.
Lost Santa Letter Sparks Seattle Holiday Drive
An unknown child's letter to Santa that never reached its destination inspired a citywide drive in Seattle. Craig, believed to be the author, prompted donations of food toys and decorations for needy kids after the letter was found at Francisco's Restaurant. FBI involvement was discussed but no action taken. local restaurants and a bartender bolstered the effort, raising funds and gathering lists of families in need.
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Seattle
Santa
Moma
Moma Sais
Agian Mybe
Craig
Arthur Grinbaum
FBI
Grinbaum
John Reed
Edgewater
Scotty Randall
Randall
Carter taps Cecil Andrus for interior secretary cabinet post
President elect Carter names Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus to head the interior department praising his environmental record as a tough capable manager. He signals plans to consolidate energy programs into a single department and weighs other cabinet choices including James Schlesinger for energy and potential FBI director candidates.
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Defense
James B. Schlesinger
Carter
Schlesinger
Old Atomic Energy Commission
Ince
Barbara Mikulski
D-Md
Andrus
Morris Udall
Dariz
House
Interior Committee
Udall
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
James Schlesinger
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
Federal Energy Administration
Energy Research and Development Administration
Theodore R. Sorenson
Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
Griffin Bell
Atlanta
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Carter and Son
Cecil Andrus
the Plains
Jimmy Carter
Churches Plan Busy Christmas Schedule Across Star- Area
Santa Claus visited Lord Fairfax Community College last night per a photo box in the Star showing the event. The piece notes churches across the Star- Area announce a heavy Christmas schedule as the season approaches.
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Santa Claus
Lord Fairfax Community College
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Wynn Lee
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Joy Berghaus
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