Oil cartel to reduce production by up to two million barrels a day
Saudi Arabia Venezuela and Mexico will cut oil output by 1.1 million barrels daily by April 1 with further reductions to follow as they coordinate with OPEC and non OPEC members. Saudi Arabia alone expects a 300000 barrel daily cut through year end amid a global price slump and weak demand.
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Meteorite Fells Near Monahans During Basketball Game
A four inch rock, believed to be a meteorite, landed about 30 yards from a group of youngsters playing basketball in Monahans. Police said the rock stayed warm and left a dust cloud as about a dozen children scattered after a loud boom. Witnesses described mixed excitement and fear as the object hit nearby.
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Meteorite rumored fall lights Monahans geologists
Monahans buzzed after a bright object fell Sunday night with experts saying a meteorite could bring high value to collectors and museums. Geologists Paul Lewis and Woody Erskine note tests are needed to confirm, with skepticism about most sightings. Local mayor David Cutbirth hopes the find puts Monahans on the map.
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David Cutbirth
Odessa Meteor Crater Rumored in Early Records
A 19th century rancher found Odessa's meteor crater in 1892. UT scholar in the 1920s identified the concavity as a meteor crater. Scientists estimate the impact created a 100 foot deep, 600 foot wide crater 25,000 years ago by a 600 ton meteor traveling 36,000 mph. erosion filled most of it over time.
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Oscar Night Tears Rise Over Titanic Favorite
Julie Hinds notes Titanic dominates box office as Oscar night approaches. Gloria Stuart stands as a potential tearful standout, with audiences awaiting the cinematic sentiment. The ceremony leans toward pathos over biting irony, echoing a grand, humble mood.
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Joan Rivers
WHO Teaches Safety to Local Children
An organization named WHO conducts safety education for local children, while several firms assist their employees in navigating 401(k) retirement plans. The event highlights community outreach and workplace financial guidance initiatives.
Gore office erred sending Moynihan birth letter mix up
Vice President Al Gore apologized after an office computer printed and sent a congratulatory letter to U.S. Senator Daniel Moynihan that referred to Moynihan becoming a new father, though Moynihan had not welcomed a child for nearly 40 years. The error, which printed with the sign off "Al," prompted a fresh letter and light laughter in the Gore camp.
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