Pass a AM, tay 4, 1979, ? ~ Reports Saudi Arabia to increase 0 output ~~~ Saudi Arabia" has an Saudi —Arabia~ “currently nounced that it will be in- creasing its daily production of oil. . The announcement “made by.a Saudi news agency on «Monday, did not specify how much: more oil will be ‘produced’ by the national which is already the world’s largest producer of oil, or for how long the increased Production would last. IN FRANCE produces about 8.5 million barrels of oil a day, which is _about 35 per cent of total OPEC production. ‘The. Saudi news agency quoted official sources in.the Saudi royal court as saying the temporary increase in — output is being instituted to create enough cash to finance the ‘country’s five year development plan.. Hookers. show their hearts of gold - ~ Prostitutes in Strasburg, France have been collecting money for’ Vietnamese refugees,- and have been urging hookers. cities to join them. So-far the prostitutes have raised more than $2300, and have t two other cities. The Strasburg prostitutes — are now issuing appeals to their comrades in Paris to join the campaign. The hookers say. they are out to prove that even . though their profession is condemned by many, they in: other ‘by girls in do have sympathetic hearts and want to prevent a new holocaust. One person who has recently condemned their - profession is the spiritual leader of Iran, the Ayatollah Khomeini. Monday, t the Ayatollah said a few prostitutes should be flogged in public to-set an- example... Prostitutes can still be seen on the streets of Tehran, despite a call from Khomeini that prostitution “ be outlawed. Energy shortages concern Communists The Communist ‘world also faces the prospect of an energy crisis.in the next few years, and as the Western nations were discussing the OPEC price hike in Tokyo summit, a similar meeting was underway in Moscow. At that meeting the heads of 10 Communist govern- “ ments gathered to work out raAend aon pasa, their own strategy in the face of rising oil prices and future shortages. The Soviet. Union is the world’s largest producer of crude oil, and is capable of not only satisfying its own P A Js fealaiapaticot proving sia 138 athe nine_otper.-nations in In the Soviet ‘Usion at present, motorists pay the equivalent of $1.18 a gallon for regular gas, and $1.57 for premium. . This price was established after Sovict authorities doubled prices just over a year ago. At the end of the meeting between. the Sovict Union,. its six castern allics, Mongolia, Cuba = and Vietnam, cach delegation received assurances that it would receive an adequate supply of energy. In the five years up to 1981, the Soviet Union has an- agreement with the countries to deliver 3.7 million tons-of oil, 46 million tons of oil products, 886 million cubic metres of _ natural gas, and 546 million kilowatt hours of electric power. Except for Poland, which has a good supply of coal, and Rumania, which has some oil and gas, the other seven Comicom nations are - heavily dependent on the Soviet Union for ¢ energy. And Western éxperts have predicted that the Soviet ° Union could face shortages cooperate power plan. in a nuclear The agreement, which was the most important reached at last week's meeting, calls for cach country to specialize in the production of a different component for Soviet developed nuclear power stations. These stations Wii then be built in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. 7 The accelerated pace of this program indication of Soviet con- cerns over dwindling oil and, gas supplics. aera ge nanan santa —een mmpamremeanintnttenn rey etImeemNy we is a strong ~ A few weeks ago the Saudi Arabian oil minister said“his | country" would. consider increasing ' production by one million barrels a day if major . western consuming nations: made serious efforts _ to conserve fuel. Jy Last week Saudi “Arabia was one of the few OPEC . nations to oppose a price increase to $23. 50 for crude Dh sea en ose vr “oil, and a as a result will be — selling its oil at $18 a barrel. - At the present time, the total world shortfall of oil has been established at between 1.5 and two million barrels a day. American spokesmen say they are happy with the Saudi announcement, as ‘they say it could ease. gas “Shortagesi in the U. S. Enter at ‘Store: The -West. parliament was scheduled to - vote Tuesday, on a proposal « to eliminate the 30 year statute of limitations on the: prosecution of Nazi. mur: derers. 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