Monahans Boys Win Return of Meteorite Rock
Seven Monahans youths who found a large meteorite will see one fragment returned to their control after a unanimous city council vote. A second piece discovered by a city employee is also tied to the same rock, with officials warning a broker to act in the youths' best interests.
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Monahans City
Monahans
Patrick Lyles
Flavio Armendariz
Eron Hernandez
Javier Juarez
Alvaro Lyles
Jose Felan
Neri Armendariz
Wickett
U.S. 80
Interstate 20
Meteorite broker in Texas business hinges on finds
Odessa American profile of Steve Arnold a Tulsa native who calls himself a meteorite broker He works with seven Monahans boys who found a meteorite on a vacant lot during a neighborhood basketball game He negotiates his fee and recalls buying and selling meteorites and doing field work for farmers.
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Steve Arnold
Monahans
North Monahans
Arnold
OPEC seeks deeper cuts as oil prices sag
OPEC members urged deeper output reductions after crude prices fell further despite earlier promises. Analysts note actual cuts appear smaller than pledged, with ten of eleven members agreeing to 1.245 million bpd but IEA data shows about 1.017 million bpd. Market watchers say bulls are scarce and consumers may still benefit from bargains while producers face pain.
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London
OPEC
Victor Yu
New York
Refco Inc
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
International Energy Agency
Paris
FDA warns of 16 deaths among Viagra users
The FDA reported 16 deaths among men who used Viagra, including seven during or after sex. The agency stressed no evidence that Viagra itself is dangerous, but warned heart patients on nitroglycerin must not take the pill due to deadly drug interactions.
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FDA
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Rescue Effort Amid Grain Flood at DeBruce Elevator
Four men are trapped beneath a ruptured grain elevator in Haysville as rescuers dig through an 800 foot tunnel while shifting grain cascades from toppled bins threaten to flood the shaft. Fire officials say progress is slow, one shovel at a time, as crews fight the clock in a race to reach the entombed men. The DeBruce grain elevator, among the world’s largest, holds up to 20 million bushels and remains a perilous site as harvests linger in the bins.
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Haysville
Kan
Ken Cox
Sedgwick County
DeBruce
Milo
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