Andrus Orders Fast Gas Start on Offshore Lease Case
Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus told Aminoil to begin gas production quickly or lose its federal offshore lease in Louisiana. He refused a six month extension, giving until Monday to secure a drilling rig for one more exploratory well after a 30 day extension. Aminoil has drilled six wells and found about 21 billion cubic feet of gas.
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Westinghouse Settles Uranium Price Dispute
Pittsburgh AP Westinghouse Electric settles a dispute with Duquesne Light Ohio Edison and Pennsylvania Power by receiving cash, equipment and advice instead of honoring a contract to supply uranium at $9 per pound. The deal avoids a potential $2 billion gap over 20 years as uranium prices soar to about $40 per pound. Remaining suits by 24 utilities in Virginia and Sweden are pending. Westinghouse cites an international conspiracy among suppliers to justify the price hike and notes it initially tried to renegotiate before refusing to honor the contracts.
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Parents Convicted in Death of 4 Year Old in Athens
In Athens Tennessee Wanda Gibson Maddux and Ronald Maddux were found guilty of second degree murder in the death of four year old Melisha Gibson. After delays of three days of testimony the jury sentenced them to 99 years and one day each with no parole for 30 years. The prosecution pressed for life for Wanda and maximum terms for Ronald, while the defendants testified and blamed each other for the cruelty that led to Melisha’s death from shock and exposure last October.
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Air Crash Kills Third of Italian Naval Class
A Hercules C-130 crash near Monte Serra kills 9 aboard including 38 Leghorn naval academy cadets aged 18 and 19. It wipes out a third of the first year class and prompts a government inquiry into the disaster amid a long running arms deal controversy with Lockheed.
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Liberian Freighter Eastern Rose Sinks After Collision
A Liberian freighter named Eastern Rose sank after a collision with the Greek freighter Petra off Cape Shinomisaki in western Japan. Two crew members were killed and two remained missing. 21 survivors were rescued. The Eastern Rose carried Canadian wheat and had a South Korean crew of 34 aboard. No injuries were reported on the Petra.
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Bell Pledges Prosecution Where Proof Exists in Korean Probe
Attorney General Griffin Bell vowed to prosecute where proof exists in the alleged South Korean scheme to influence U.S. congressmen. He said he is reviewing the case with Justice Department lawyers and may issue a confidential report to Congress.
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