OPEC Move Signals Gas Price Rise Through 1979
OPEC will raise crude prices by 14.5 percent leading to at least a 3 cent per gallon rise in 1979 with a possible 6 cent total by year end. Gulf Oil predicts late January impact while others see spring waiting. Regulators weigh lifting federal controls expanding costs for motorists.
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New York
OPEC
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Gulf Oil Corp
United States
U.S
Gulf
Kurt Vogley
Meyerdirk
Shell
Texaco
Mobil
Department of Energy
Congress
Israelis Reject U S Peace Demands in Knesset Vote
In Jerusalem the Knesset denounced U S support for Egypt as one sided and unjust and adopted a resolution 66 to 6 with 27 abstentions. Prime Minister Begin said Israel will not sign a weaker treaty and will pursue a document with real meaning amid Egyptian concessions and Palestinian autonomy tied proposals. In Cairo an Egyptian diplomat signaled a new U S proposal may come in January while in Paris the PLO voiced readiness to negotiate if invited by the United States.
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Jerusalem
United States
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Knesset
Menachem Begin
Israel
Carter
Cyrus Vance
Gaza Strp
West Bank
Jordan River
Begin
Cairo
Vance
Paris
Palestine Liberation Organization
Winter storm hits the West and spreads across the nation
A sweeping wintry storm pummels the Southwest then moves toward the Upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. Arizona counts deaths and evacuations as floods and high winds trigger rescues. Utah reports heavy snow while Colorado, California and New Mexico endure rain, fog and road hazards.
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Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Arizona
Agua Fria
Black Canyon City
Inerstate 17
Phoenix
Red Cross
Sedona
Clifton
Safford
Rockies
Colorado
Eden
Utah
Utah Highway Patrol
California
New Mexico
Nothern Plains
Great Lakes Region
Signs suggest deal may keep Shah on throne
An unnamed palace source says signs are improving and a civilian government could be formed after restoring law and order within a week or 10 days. The shah rejects a regency or advisory buffer though and Western diplomats warn his one man rule may worsen the crisis. Oil output rose to 3.4 million barrels as strikes ease. 95 percent of oil workers returned after a two week stoppage costing big revenue.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Ayatullah Khomaini
National Front
Karim Sanjabi
Sanjabi
Shah
Ice Streak Delays Frederick County Schools
Winch ester area residents faced icy porches and sidewalks as a freezing mix created dangerous roadways. Frederick County schools opened one hour late, giving bus drivers extra daylight. Winchester Clarke and Warren Counties kept regular hours with warming expected tomorrow into the mid fifties.
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Susan Hodges
Winchester Area
National Weather Service
Frederick County
Melton Wright
Frederick
Wright
Winchester
Clarke
Warren
Warner visits Winchester as Labor Committee meet
U S Senator elect John Warner made a surprise visit to Winchester and spoke with the Labor Committee of the Frederick County Fruitgrowers Association. The Frederick South feature highlights area seniors at a luncheon showing elders' vitality.
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Frederick South
Warner
U.S
John Warner
Winchester
Frederick County Fruitgrowers Assn
Roves
Abby
Elon Eaet
Spectator
Edvies
Arlene Ks Cadens
Duis
Gandhi Protesters Riot Across India After Parliament Punishment
Thousands of Indira Gandhi supporters rioted nationwide after the lower house found her guilty of breach of privilege. Police fired tear gas in New Delhi and Bangalore while mobs attacked posts and trains. UNI said 10,000 protesters were arrested as a transit strike and violence disrupted major cities.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Bangalore
United News of India
Bombay
Britain
UNI
Gandhi
Sanjay
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Prescott
Bruce Babbitt
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