Freight train collides with passenger train near Bangkok
In Thailand a freight train rammed a crowded passenger train near Bangkok about 20 miles south at Taling Chan. At least 50 killed and over 170 injured as emergency teams search wreckage with about 300 aboard. cause under investigation with freight train blamed for starting too soon.
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Pope John Paul II Record Album Released in West Germany
Pope John Paul II sings on a new record album in West Germany. Crystal Records reports the pope’s first musical portrait features his bass voice on six folk and religious songs recorded during his Polish pilgrimage last June. The Polish Episcopate authorized the project and other countries are negotiating releases.
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Confession may clear priest of theft charges
In Wilmington a man confessed to armed robberies known as the Gentlemen Bandit, prompting debate over whether priest defendant Rev. Bernard Pagano is linked. Clouser, free on bail in Pennsylvania after pleading guilty to three armed robberies, may have charges swapped.
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Brookhaven
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Miladelphia
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Pennsylvania
Judge rules OPEC not liable in labor union price fixing suit
U S District Judge A Andrew Hauk ruled OPEC cannot be a defendant and is not liable under U S antitrust laws in a price fixing suit brought by the International Association of Machinists The action seeks to block U S oil companies from passing OPEC price increases to consumers He left OPECs 13 member nations as defendants and will issue a full ruling Friday while hearings continue
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Los Angeles
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Geneva
Not enough roughnecks in Bartlesville oil field
In Bartlesville Oklahoma the term roughnecks refers to drill rig workers who assemble and operate oil wells. Demand has surged since the early 1970s glut, with over 30,000 currently employed but a larger pool needed as Phillips Petroleum notes a shortage.
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