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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1980
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A Ccnv 17 ally LONDON — 0 jj men f rorn
)ldhimhekdl| 0PEC ' s " Hiti . Six . trc ; ated , a strate sy
ive vears and"i«H SSI ? n °P enin S m London as no-
mships itwascB dyS business but their own - T}ie
lpintheidentifiB g ^ nization P f Petroleum Export
ing Countries secretariat in Vienna
Ben refused to say where the de-
H^Bte, expected to begin Thursday,
would be held.
■“It is a private meeting with no
I'l^Bess admitted,” an OPEC-spokes
man said.
. ,-Af.HBut, in one sense, the delibera-
| Vtipiis among Sheik Ahmed Zaki
M. U Yamani of Saudi Arabia, the oil
ministers of Kuwait, Venezuela, Iraq
and Algeria, and a representative of
.Bn, are everybody’s business,
l /TMBrhey were discussing a “long-term
V strate ^ y Por ^PEC, ” said Kuwaiti Oil
Minister Sheik Ali Khalifa as Sabah,
including oil price questions vital to
chinger’s ehasn- eYcryone.
final points ofthaBut the six-nation committee of
tement. OPEC’s charter members is an inter
breed to amneshi 113 ! forum of a 13-nation group. It
the union agreed! dc> es not make decisions for the
y action apinufj*whole of OPEC. Its recommenda-
■d for work duri>o9 ns are not fhial, are subject to later
Binge, and could possibly never see
er dropped two the light of day.
)ntempt-of-courtB r i’j ie strategy committee was deal-
mion and its k j n g ^t^ nittv-grittv policy matters.
ii4(),0(K) a day-: Among them were:
would havettjlji Ending the present chaotic oil
two other daystb price fi-ee-for-all and returning to a
ike in violati u |jfj ec j OPEC price for oil.
B— Deciding how much oil should
' ■ pumped from the ground to satis
fy world demand. This involves pre-
plOWtmoman convicted
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BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — Pres
ident Josip Broz Tito, 87, was re
ported in “grave” condition Thurs
day but may live for months as a
chronic invalid without being able to
run the country, medical authorities
said.
“The general health condition of
President Tito is still grave,” a
medical bulletin said in one of the
briefest communiques since Tito be
came ill last month and had his left
leg amputated.
A Communist party source said
last week that doctors believed Tito
was near death and that the mechan
ism for transition to the post-Tito
government had been mobilized.
Medical authorities said that de
pending on the nature of his heart
and kidney failure, Tito could poss
ibly live on for days, weeks or even
months.
If Tito’s kidney failure has been
induced by heart failure, there is not
much hope of prolonging his life. If
the kidney problem is independent
of the weakening of the heart —
which itself could have been caused
by medication treating the kidney
failure — then with the dialysis treat
ment Tito has been receiving he
could live for some time.
If he lives, he will be a chronic
invalid and there is little question
that he would be able to again take
up the reins of power.
Meanwhile, the collective state
and party leadership, which has
been running the country since Tito
became ill was, in the words of an
official, doing a “fantastic” job.
dieting either a world shortage or
glut.
— OPEC’s relations with develop
ing countries of the Third World.
These questions, however, have
been discussed by this committee off
and on since 1978. At best, anything
decided at the London meeting
would be several steps removed
from implementation.
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feRADFORD, England — A
i-.-Bcher who carried a knife because
d Pr«« Intematijwl she feared being attacked by the
M, N C —Tin Yorkshire Ripper has been fined
ine, who coiner jqyQ an( j gi ven a suspended prison
try perception, sentence for carrying a dangerous
e likened to uut(: wea p 0n
n, says the dinctBrhe woman was arrested last April
ititute Rhine fouiB several blocks from where the
that the work t. Yorkshire Ripper had killed his 11th
11 eventually three weeks earlier. She was
>pt man, DfT Brying a small knife in a sheath in
said W ednesch her pocket when she was'stopped by
s death was anno4'poli ce patrol.
ho shocked thesti®'h« Yorkshire Ripper, who mod-
:g the 1930s withli e k himself after London’s 19th Cen-
and createdaconW Jack-the-Ripper, has killed 12
itinued into the 'Women and seriously wounded four
leep WednesdayT 0 th ( “ rs in the Bradford-Yorkshire
i said he had beenK as of England since October 1975.
everal years, althoi||
ctive in the InstiteBL _
logy he founded* ance. French
Duke Universityin-H,
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Id of his studies oiT PARIS — Secretary of State Cyrus
havior in whiduBpce discussed U.S. and French
ent Hubert Pear difh rences on how to react to the
Is on special can:'Soviet takeover of Afghanistan
research assistant(Thiirsday and touched “only briefly"
yards away in on France’s refusal to support Presi-
’ersity building, dent Carter’s Olympic boycott.
I^ance emerged from a morning
Is eventually Decffi® s j on ^ followed by lunch with
jsting device for E p renc j 1 Foreign Minister Jean Fran-
nonograph, R: fols-Poncet and told reporters be-
essed 40 percent f 0I ; c ] eav j n g f or London the talks
ed by Pratt. Were “very cordial’ and had in-
; result could halfH ‘.‘ a g °? d dealsi ™ il * r *y° n
as explainable by dR® <>rigin of the P rohlem in Af « ha -
d not be expected ’:- l. 1 '! 17 . , ,
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