Embargo Extends to Dresser Firms in Export Ban
The denial orders bar exports from the United States to Dresser France and Dresser Industries for all equipment services and fees. Dresser VP Edward Luter defends the company, noting no violation and warning of potential harm if the order continues. Officials say the blacklist may persist pending a fuller investigation into French government involvement. The move aims to avoid widening the dispute with France and signals potential penalties under the Export Administration Act.
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United States
Dresser France
Dresser Industries
Dresser
Edward Luter
Dallas
Luter
Purent
Piacallaling
Commerce Department
Olivier
State Department
Joseph Reap
France
Crime trends and arson rise amid mixed solvability
Crime counts show county totals climbing with 461 incidents, arson up from 42 to 47, while city data are incomplete. Burglaries saw the sharpest solvability gain in Ashton with an 80.3 percent increase, and assaults dipped from 533 to 505. Auto thefts remained 92 cases with 23 solved in each year. The report notes turtle species context amid the crime figures, describing the loggerhead as southeastern waters’ most common sea turtle weighing 300 to 400 pounds.
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Rosajeides
Frederick
Ashton
U.S
Exams arrive at four final grade policy notes
The policy requires high school students to earn not only minimum quality points for passing but at least three passing grades, two of them term grades, on the report card. A warning letter to parents may be sent after the third marking period.
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George Littrell
Singanore High
Principal Final Authority On Tasers And Monitoring Note
At the board meeting Stuart D. Berger said the situation would be monitored but he saw no reason to delegate authority over tasers. The dialogue emphasizes principal leadership and ongoing oversight.
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Stuart D. Berger
Marines Evacuation In Beirut Amid Fractured Reports
The evacuation of PLO fighters from west Beirut nears completion by Sept. 3 with 687 guerrillas aboard a chartered Italian ship and 167 more on a hospital ship bound toward Greece. Sen. Charles Percy toured Marine positions and met Lebanese leaders while U.S. envoy Habib mapped the plan. Disputed tallies show between 4,348 and 4,671 guerrillas dispersed as Marines shift from the port to Martyr's Square amid crossfire and political tensions.
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