Saudi Arabia’s Yamani Expects Oil Price Rise

          
          Saudi Arabia s Vamarn Expects Oil Price Rise
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          audi Arabia s Yarnani
          Expects Oil Price Rise
          GE/T/' A Sauch Ai ahia cul mini'
          ter. Sheik /hmed Zaki Yam ni
          said yesterday he expects oil prices to
          go up despite his government s at
          tempts to hold them in cheek
          Yarnani's comments came or the
          eve of an emergCnc) r eeting of the
          l3 member Organization of Pets ol um
          Exporting Countries here to try to
          halt the 01 1 ice free for all that has
          foIIo ed Ii an's i evolution.
          Meanwhile, OPEC Deputy Secretary
          General Fadhil Chalabi called ioi
          higher oil prices and a new p11CC
          sti 'ustui 'C up r ding hca icr, lowes
          quality oil because it is ii sw plus.
          He said that since light, better quaI
          ity oils hi ug a premium in the mar
          lcd fos then desirability, then hea ier
          ciudes should cojnmand a premium o
          encourage greater investment in the's
          production
          Kurdisli Agreement Reaclie
          TEHRAN—Iranian i eligious and SHLI zAKJ yA IA
          government leaders announced a 1 LC to a t
          seven paint plan to gi e more self rule
          to the country's Kuid .c, ho staged a
          bloody thi cc day ups ising last week in
          the westei n town of Sanandaj
          The plan, broadcast on Ihe national
          iadio, piomised the Kurds one of
          Iran's many minorities a say in
          drawing up the new constitut 1 on fiee
          dorn to continue the r own culture
          language and di ess and participation
          in decisions Coflei mug Iran as a
          whole,
          Countd o ii for Bhu 110 BegiH
          1 AWTALP1NDI, Pakistan—Prison
          ofticials served former prime minis cc
          Zulliqar All Bhutto with a b ack was
          rant,” offidiahl notif ing hIm that the
          seven clay countdown to his execution
          had begun
          The supi ‘mc ourt refused to I
          % C SC J31 utto S pOflViCtiUfl br plait in'
          the murder of a political ri al liui
          years ago.
          Under Pakistani Ias Bhutto can sip
          peal for clemency to Piesident Mo
          ha 'mmed Zia ul Haq, the army general
          who oveathiew him two years a 11 o
          Bdt Bhutto has said he will not appcal
          to'Zia for mercy.
          I Jiaii Official Dies
          ROME—italy's D e p u ty Premier
          Ugo La Malta died in a hospital eai by
          Monday. He was 75
          The leader of the iual Republican
          Party had been in a coma since early
          Saturda after suffering a massive
          brain hemos rhage.
          La Malfa was one of Italy's most
          respected politicians. He went into a
          coma just three days after being ap
          painted vice premier and ministel for
          economic planning in Italy's 41st gov
          etument since World War IL
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