Word: prager
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...former city manager, John H. Corcoran, has approved the survey and each interviewer will carry a letter of introduction from the city, Joshua Prager, a first-year Design School student and the student in charge of publicity, said he hoped to meet with the new manager, James L. Sullivan, within the next few days...
...unsheathed, Arab production at 85% of September levels will still leave global output 2.5 million to 3 million bbl. per day short of demand. Moreover, there is always the threat that the oil offensive will go into high gear again. One Arab source told TIME Beirut Bureau Chief Karsten Prager last week that if the Middle East peace talks now taking place in Geneva do not produce results by mid-March, "don't be surprised if the pendulum swings all the way to a 30% reduction" in petroleum output. Most important of all, the latest astonishing price boosts will...
...this story go far beyond immediate personal considerations." Grant's experience abroad has helped him put into perspective both the economic and diplomatic aspects of this week's story, which was reported by TIME correspondents in more than ten countries. In Saudi Arabia, Beirut Bureau Chief Karsten Prager spoke with Oil Minister Yamani and other high government officials, and observed the Saudi Arabian land and lifestyle. "From 30,000 feet above," Prager says, "it seems somehow as if God must have been looking away when the land was created. But somewhere along the line He made...
From Karsten Prager in Damascus...
None of the combatant countries were actively hostile to newsmen. Even Syria, which has no diplomatic relations with the U.S., allowed in a few American journalists, including TIME'S Karsten Prager, the New York Times 's Juan de Onis, CBS's Dean Brelis and ABC'S Peter Jennings. Others were arbitrarily barred. Egypt and Israel both established elaborate press headquarters...