Energy department to study oil company profit margins
The Energy Information Administration will examine profit margins after House members demanded accountability for heating fuel price hikes up to 50 percent in the Northeast and Midwest. Critics cite possible antitrust violations amid cold weather, while oil firms blame demand, inventories, and refinery disruptions. wholesale prices have fallen but not yet to consumers.
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Energy Department
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Midwest
Energy Information Administration
Gy Department
House
Toby Roth
R-Wis
Energy and Power
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Uleraset ‘Company
First ladies gown sent to Smithsonian amid tribute to hair stylist
Mrs. Bush donated her sapphire blue satin and velvet inaugural gown along with accessories to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. She wore the ensemble at the last January inauguration and a diplomatic gala, praising her hairdresser and doctor for support during Graves disease. In Stockton a 13 year old girl was sentenced to 15 years to life for soliciting her father's murder. Thompson sentence followed the killings that left Ronnie Say dead after a choke and stabbing with a fireplace poker. Two accomplices, Berto Talaveras and Juan Valdez, were also sentenced to 15 years to life.
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Parvara Bush
Mrs. Bush
Smithsonian Institution
Museum of American History
Kenneth J. Lane
George Bush
Stockton
Calif
Michelle Say
California Youth Authority
Manteca
Ronnie Edward Say
Say
San Francisco Bay Area
San Joaquin Valley
Said
Berto Talaveras
Juan Valdez
Youth Authority
Duane Martin
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Note
Subscriptions listed show three months for 7 dollars, six months for 12 dollars, and twelve months for 27 dollars. The note includes garbled postal details and a return address in Aiken South Carolina with a post office box.
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Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Columbia astronauts deploy Navy satellite and chase lab target
Columbia astronauts undocked the Syncom satellite and prepared to rendezvous with the Long Duration Exposure Facility. Commander Dan Brandenstein and pilot Jim Wetherbee maneuvered toward the satellite about 1,725 miles behind, as the craft orbits at roughly 17,400 mph. Bonnie Dunbar planned to use the remote arm to snag the lab and return to Earth.
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Lowe
Mission Control
Hughes Aircraft
Iragon
Crosby
Columbia
Dan Brandenstein
Jim Wetherbee
Simcom
Earth
Bonnie Dunbar
Virginia elect L. Douglas Wilder faces historic pressures
Richmond news reports L. Douglas Wilder prepares to be the nation s first elected Black governor as Virginia confronts an $181 million revenue shortfall. Wilder, turning 50, says leadership requires innovation amid an economic slowdown and ongoing budget cuts.
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Richmond
L. Douglas Wilder
Virginia
Wilder
Gerald L. Baliles
Revolver Key to Boston Slaying Mystery
A revolver found in a river may fit the gun used in the death of a pregnant woman. Suffolk County prosecutors say the find could be a major piece of the case as grand juries prepare to hear testimony from numerous witnesses.
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A Grand Jury
Suffolk County
Newman Flanagan
Charles Stuart
Carol
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Globe
Prudential Insurance Co
Stuart
T Hey
South's Black Share Reverses Decline
The Census Bureau reports the proportion of American Blacks living in the South rose to 55.9 percent as of March 1988, up from 52.2 percent in 1980, marking the first reversal of centuries. Experts cite Sun Belt migration and Blacks staying in the South as factors influencing this shift.
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Census Bureau
Claudette Bennett
Sun Belt
William P. O'Hare
The
Independent Population Reference
Bueau
South
O'Hare
U.S
Noriega Bail Hearing Postponed in Miami
U S District Judge William Hoeveler postponed Manuel Noriega bail hearing and ordered the ex Panama leader not be moved from Miami without court permission while he faces drug trafficking charges. A Jan 26 bail session was set as defense lawyers seek more time to prepare.
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Manuel Noriega
Miami
William Hoeveler
Noriega
U.S
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Hoeveler
Steven Kollin
Panama
West Germans Refuse To Return Key Figure
West Berlin released Alexander Schalck-Golodkowski, former East German foreign trader, after refusing extradition on fraud charges. Prosecutor Dietrich Schultz said East Germany feared treason charges could arise, carrying the death penalty. Schalck-Golodkowski was in custody since Dec. 6. East German authorities expressed dismay and ADN reported. Also noted von Krenz quit his parliament seat after six weeks as party leader.
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West Berlin
East Germany
Alexander Schalck-Golodkowski
Dietrich Schultz
Schalck-Golodkowski
Schultz
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Cocha Pe Muagen Penind
ADN
Communist Party
von Krenz
Krenz
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