Fuel theft and illicit networks in Saigon's fuel trade
In Saigon a pattern of fuel theft and a lawful gray market persists as subcontractors and drivers reportedly use Viet Cong passage sticks to move combat fuels. Despite safeguards, GAO notes ongoing success of fuel thefts across Vietnam Thailand and Southeast Asia. Civilian Americans in Vietnam face limited legal recourse with U.S. military courts lacking reach and South Vietnamese authorities handling civilian offenses.
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V.C
Saigon
Nha Be
Vietnam
U.S
Judge Rules Sheriff Must Shoot Abductors On Sight
In Valdosta Georgia a judge declared he would rather die from the sheriff’s bullets than yield to kidnappers and ordered all officers in his circuit to shoot any would be abductors on the spot if an attempt is made to kidnap someone.
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Valdosta, Ga
South Georgia
Franklin
Georgia State Bar
Harold J. Haley
San Rafael
Calif
Haley
Marquette Tuition Increase Approved for Next Year
Marquette University admins informed student government tuition will rise to 917 per semester, an 87 increase, with engineering at 922 and grad rate 70 per credit. Undergrads in liberal arts to journalism face the hike as faculty salaries and cost of living push costs higher.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
John Raynor
Raynor
Eucharistic Devotions Set This Weekend at Sacred Parish
Rev. Robert Altmann will lead Forty Hours Eucharistic devotions at Blessed Sacrament Church this weekend with daily closings. He will preach at each day’s benediction and Mass times adjust to a winter schedule, affecting Sunday Mass times while other services stay unchanged. Cheddar cheese note appears as a separate fact.
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Robert Altmann
St. James Catholic Church
Caledonia St
Aquinas High School
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Offshore Leases Planned Despite Spill Fears
The Interior Department seeks to lease 593000 offshore acres off Louisiana for oil and gas, stressing tighter regulations and enforcement to prevent spills. Sealed bids for 127 submerged tracts will close Dec 15 in New Orleans, with six tracts exempt from structures without Geological Survey approval to protect commercial fishermen.
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Stan Benjamin Washington
Interior Department
Louisiana
New Orleans
President’s Council On Environmental Quality
Gulf of Mexico
Tinue
United States
Us, Geological Survey
Footprinting Uses Soles of Feet in Identification
In forensic science foot impressions are analyzed to identify individuals. The method relies on unique ridge patterns and texture of the soles. Experts compare prints from crime scenes with known footwear samples for linking suspects to locations.
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Moultrie
Marcus B. Calhoun
Thomasville
la Crosse
Hanson's Family Shoe Store
Main Street
Gerald A
la Crosse County
Republican Party
Ray A. Sundet
Treas
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Jackson Plaza
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