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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1989

Page

10

Gadhafi shifts stance inviting Western oil aid to Libya

Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi praised the Bush administration as reasonable and mature and urged American and Soviet firms to explore oil and gas in Libya. He framed Libya's goal as balanced ties with the United States and the Soviet Union, and touted a reopening of relations with Egypt as well as a border reopening with Egypt on May 30 inviting Libyans to visit.

London UPI Muammar Gadhafi Bush U.S Libya Gaddafi United States Soviet Union Jana British Broadcasting Corp Moscow Tripoli Reagan Washington West Berlin America Egypt Morocco Arab League Anwar Sadat Israel Hosni Mubarak Casablanca Sacramento Scott Denman Safe Energy Communication Council California Sierra Club Denman Cathy Roche The Council For Energy Awareness

Sacramento shuts Rancho Seco reactor by popular vote

The 53.4 percent to 46.6 percent ballot defeat ends SMUDs nuclear plant era in Sacramento. Voters turnout near 40 percent, with anti nuclear groups Campaign California and Sacramentans for Safe Energy credited for the win.

Sacramento Calif UPI Mario Cuomo Shoreham Long Island Vincent Tese New York State California Rancho Seco Tom Mulholland United States SMUD Campaign California Tom Hayden Los Angeles Sacramentans For Safe Energy Mulholland America

HUD Embezzlement Scandal Tangles Contractors

Nationwide foreclosed home sales misappropriations prompt federal probe. HUD escrow agents diverted millions, including $2.5 million in Dallas and $5.5 million linked to Maryland operations. Marilyn Harrell, 46, admits tax tactics enabled the transfers to aid the poor, aiming to aid victims while facing jail.

New York UPI Department of Housing and Urban Development New York Times Department HUD Justice Department Dallas the Times Maryland Robin Hud Marilyn Louise Harrell Washington Harrell The Times Camp Springs Farrell Baltimore

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