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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1974

Page

4

Warning From the Shah Signals Move Toward War with Israel

Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Iran under the Shah shifts toward a harder pro-Arab line, warns Israel may face war, and hints at Oil policy changes risking Western rely on Tehran. The interview underscores Tehran's growing military capability from U.S. arms and the potential for an oil embargo amid the Arab-Israeli deadlock.

Washington Israel Iran Mideast U.S Ford Shah Beirut Teheran Persian Gulf Soviet Union Cairo Sadat Iraq Saudi Arabia West Egypt Syria Ford Administration

Governor Godwin Defends Sperry-Univac Trip Tie

Richmond report says J Howard Bryant and Otis Brown attended a December seminar in Florida with Sperry-Univac paying the trip. The state later awarded a $6 million computer equipment contract to the firm. Bryant and Brown defend the trip as work related and independent of the contract.

Godwin J. Howard Bryant State Division of Automated Data Processing Otis Brown Florida Sperry-Univac Corp Brown Bryant Sperry- Univac Treasury Sperry-Univac

Unwise Trip Raises Questions About Officials

The governor defended Mr. Brown and Dr. Bryant at a news conference saying their actions were for the state's interest. Critics question the trip to a seminar funded by a private firm during a state contract negotiation, citing possible impropriety and conflicts of interest.

Brown Bryant Virginia

Christmas Heat In Costa Rica The Raventoz Tale

A narrator returns to Costa Rica for a grandfather's funeral and recalls the Raventoz restaurant where politicians gather and illegal pre Columbian art trades occur. A deal with dealer Paul Scali leads to a tense scene in a flooded village where a child’s life hangs on a risky act and a jade figurine is given for the child.

Raventoz San Jose Costa Rica Tropical Central Park National Cathedral U.S The Republic Paul Scali Chicago Scali Grandfather Johnny Walker Guardia Civil Potosi Rnventoz Central Park DHS

Saudis Clash Over Aramco Takeover and Oil Pricing

London talks on a full Aramco takeover broke down amid Saudi rift led by oil minister Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani. Disagreements fester over selling oil to American vs non American buyers and the price system, with Iran pressuring a uniform price. Aramco partners face 100 percent takeover though Opec unity looms.

London SENS Saudi Arabia Aramco Ahmed Zaki Yamani Sheikh Yamani Exxon Texaco Mobil Standard Oil California Iran Opec

Christmas theft target at Diane's Beauty Shop

A letter from Diane, manager of Diane's Beauty Shop at 45 West Boscawen Street, describes a December 19 burglary in which two customer gifts were stolen from the front display. She attributes the act to juveniles, urges warmth and generosity, and condemns the moral lapse.

the Star Diane West Boscawen St

Sluggish economy shifts to steep downturn amid forecasts

Washington reports a rapid shift from sluggish to declining economy with unemployment rising toward 7 percent and 6 million jobless. Analysts split on timing of recovery while Ford administration debates stimulus and tax-focused measures as inflation remains a concern.

Washington SENS Ford Administration New Democratic Congress Paul McCracken Council of Economic Advisers Henry Kaufman Wall Street Salomon Brothers Greenspan Commerce Department Ford Congress

Winchester Gazette Masthead and Rates Listing

The notice lists staff positions including General Manager Thomas T. Byrd and Managing Editor Douglas B. O Connell along with editors and directors. It states mailing details for Winchester Virginia circulation, and subscription prices of 16.00 per year 8.50 six months and 4.50 three months.

Thomas T. Byrd Douglas B. O'Connell Lewis H. Ebert Eugene P. Miller Winchester

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By Rowland Evans Robert Novak Shah of Middle East Anwar Sadat Richmond Times Dispatch Winchester Evening Star David Smith Talamanca Joaquin Soto Antonio Borbon Borbon Solis Soto Colonel Joaquin Alcalde Sheikh Yamama Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Sheikh Yamania Vienna William Simon the Treasury Alan Greenspan President’s Council of Economic Advisers
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