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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1979
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OPEC urged to end confusion
United Press International
CARACAS, Venezuela — Vene
zuelan President Luis Herrera Mon
day called on the 13 member nations
of the Organization of Petroleum Ex
porting Countries (OPEC) to end the
current confusion over oil prices and
forge a strong united front in deal
ings with the industrialized world.
“Confusion and lack of discipline
in the market does not favor the long-
range objectives of our organiza
tion,” Herrera said in a speech open
ing the 55th semi-annual conference
of the oil producing countries.
“It tends only to separate and
weaken us while the multinational
oil intermediaries reap the benefits
without regard to any serious study
of the origin and use of hydrocar
bons.”
The conference will try to set a
unified oil pricing policy, although
Iran, Libya and Indonesia have
already announced their own sub
stantial increases.
Herrera said the spot market of
high-priced oil sales outside the con
trol of long-term contracts is adding
to the confusion and threatening to
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become a permanent fixture of oil
dealings at speculative prices.
He called for unified measures by
the producers to protect the value of
their resources through market sta
bility and price adjustments to com
pensate for world inflation and the
falling value of the dollar.
Herrera accused consuming na
tions of wasteful policies of oil usage
and said leaders of the industrialized
nations were trying to blame OPEC
for inflation caused by their own lack
of foresight.
He said OPEC is seekmgtosft,
its own international news ^ can be expi
“to avoid the distortion, disorifv. this weekei
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