Soviets to share in drilling technique
Anglo-Suisse will introduce horizontal drilling in two western Siberian fields Tagrinskoye and West Varyeganskoye in a 50 50 joint venture with Varyegan Oil and Association. The scheme plans 400 new wells on 250 acres, with a projected 800 million barrels over 25 years. Labbe said investor solicitation would start later this year. costs and profits shared.
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Odessa Driver Trapped After 22nd Street Crash
Odessa firefighters freed Lockie Levassar Dodd from a wrecked 1989 Oldsmobile Cutlass after a collision with a 1981 Firebird driven by Sammy Munoz Ramirez 36 on West 22nd Street at Conover Drive. Dodd and Ramirez were taken by ambulance to Medical Center Hospital and released the same day.
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Shelter plan stalled by neighborhood concerns at 212 Wabash
Reverend James Wallace faces a major setback as a five member Planning Commission votes unanimously against advancing a shelter at 212 Wabash. City Council may reconsider Tuesday. Wallace blames influence and hopes for council approval to house 10 to 20 people despite initial support from Planning and Zoning. Property owner William Davis Jr. supported the plan before the setback.
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Magnetic trains to ride new rails into the future
Federal rail officials forecast a new era in ground transport with magnetically levitated trains reaching 300 mph. Two to three high speed maglev lines could be built in the United States by the late 1990s, with California, Nevada, Florida, Texas and Pennsylvania advancing planning.
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Synthetic CPF molecule blocks AIDS virus spread in lab
Washington AP reports researchers have designed a synthetic protein, CPF, that binds to HIV gp120 and prevents attachment to CD4 on T cells in a test tube. The study, to be published in Science, says CPF stops viral binding and spread, offering a simple and inexpensive approach. Steven Burakoff of Dana-Farber notes CPF blocks the key for HIV entry, hindering infection.
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Northeast lawmakers seek Texas share in S&L bailout burden
Washington AP report notes proposed legislation would shift bailout costs from federal insurance to state level. House and Senate sponsors say states that aided troubled S&Ls must shoulder bigger sums, with Texas singled out for bearing 72 percent of costs to date. Critics call it not Texas bashing.
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Bailout cash flow tight as regulators curb savings duo
Washington AP report details the bailout risk as 77 institutions are shuttered or sold this summer leaving the Resolution Trust Corp with as little as 7.3 billion dollars for the Savings and Loan cleanup. Officials warn Congress must fund more before adjournment or pace of asset sales and bailout measures will shift.
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