U.S. May Lift Pipeline Sanctions for Stronger Action
A U.S. official says sanctions on pipeline equipment could be lifted only if a stronger measure is agreed with allies. Possible steps include higher Western credit costs for Soviet sales, Western gas or oil replacements, or broader high tech export bans.
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Oil reserves at low level amid expected cold winter
Government sources say heating oil stocks are at a 20 year low, with 170 to 180 million barrels expected to peak before winter. EIA officials caution that localized shortages remain possible if winter proves unusually severe, while prices may rise modestly from last year.
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Pentagon Grants Mail Access to Combat Contraband Overseas
The Pentagon will allow opening overseas soldiers mail to search for contraband for the first time since World War II. Adm. Paul Mulloy says a Defense Department attorney must obtain permission from a commanding officer before opening a soldier's mail. Allen Sanders notes the rule mirrors civilian mail search permissions by a federal judge.
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Worst fire in El Paso history at 70 unit apartment
Fire engulfed Alexandria Apartments killing five adults and a 6 year old boy and a 72 year old man later died at hospital. Deputy Fire Chief Glen Watson called it the worst El Paso blaze for loss of life and said 55 residents in 41 units faced the threat. One person remained in critical condition and a firefighter was kept for observation.
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M.L. Coleman
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Bomb plot foiled at Los Angeles airport
FBI arrested Wallace Conklin 48 for extortion after a time bomb was found in the baggage loading area at Los Angeles International Airport. He allegedly demanded 400000 dollars in exchange for information about the device. The bomb would have been loaded onto an American Airlines flight if not discovered.
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US official heads to Angola to press Cuban troop withdrawal
A high State Department official travels to Angola to push for the withdrawal of Cuban forces seen as key to resolving South West Africa Namibia independence talks. Washington links Angola accord to ending Cuban troop presence amid broader southern Africa negotiations.
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