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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1979
Page
1
President Carter says OPEC price increases raise the risk of recession and could cost 800,000 U.S. jobs by next year. He criticizes timid consumer nations and notes a Tokyo summit declaration may matter in the future.
Saudi Arabia the world’s top oil exporter will raise crude output temporarily according to state radio. The move aims to fund the $142 billion 1976 81 development plan with a reported ceiling near 8.5 million barrels daily, while longer term aims include boosting capacity to 14 million barrels a day in coming years.
With July Fourth near, early allocations and bad weather curb fuel supplies. AAA reports 75 percent of Interstate 80 Nebraska stations open Sunday, while California has few stations and Florida residents pressure officials via a seven hour call-in. Citizens call for fewer work days and government oil investigations.
Secretary of State Vance says there are indications North Korea may accept Carter and Park Chung-hee invitation to peace talks. He calls the proposal a major diplomatic initiative and warns it could be a long, hard road but may ease tensions.
A joint communique from two presidents stresses respect for internationally recognized human rights and hopes political growth will align with Korea's economic and social progress amid regional tensions. The text echoes concerns over governance while acknowledging Korea's unique situation.
Don Roberts Jr. is 20 years old and has spent 10 years in the canoe business. The Wire from Warren feature provides the details. Dedication page notes the Handley Library wing was officially dedicated over the weekend with a color photograph on Area News. Susan B. Anthony is honored on new one dollar coins released today at area banks.
Striking drivers in New York Times Square and other states prepared for more disruption as some groups began returning to work. Experts warned the shutdown could escalate before a broad return to normal, with independents split over immediate relief versus prolonged protest.
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