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    Many organizations have long sought ways to commemorate their pasts while emphasizing to new generations the importance of work still to come. Symbols are needed to mark important...
    Aug. 5, 2002
    Oil traders seem to be on a bear hunt these days. Or maybe it's a snipe hunt. Phantom signs of market bears keep popping up among the members of the Organization of Petroleum ...
    Aug. 5, 2002
    American Cast Iron Pipe Co.
    Aug. 5, 2002
    Environmentalism is tripping over its own obstructionist tendencies. Recent stumbles highlight a schism of motive festering deep within environmental politics.
    Aug. 5, 2002
    Seneca Falls, NY, has appointed Robert J. Pagano Jr. as president. Pagano, a certified public accountant and certified management accountant, graduated magna cum laude with a ...
    Aug. 5, 2002
    US economic policy advanced on two legislative fronts last week, the less significant of the two being enactment of a tough corporate-fraud law. More important to economic health...
    Aug. 5, 2002
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    Considerable exploratory interest has come to focus on eastern Canada's Maritimes basin.
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    New US regulations, CFR Part 195 Section 195.452, require that special integrity assessments be made to address potential seam-defect problems in low-frequency, electric-resistance...
    Aug. 5, 2002
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    In addition to cutting and beveling in-line pipe and tube, this new MS, or midsize, clamshell is capable of boring, flange facing, outside diameter turning, ring tool joint grooves...
    Aug. 5, 2002
    I read with interest the editorial entitled "Time to Pick Sides" (OGJ, July 8, 2002, p. 19). I've long had the opinion that the global warming debate was suffering from a plethora...
    Aug. 5, 2002
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    The first direct oil shipment from Russia to the US was lightered last month from a supertanker to ExxonMobil Corp. refineries in Baytown and Beaumont, Tex., in a pilot program...
    Aug. 5, 2002
    Non-US companies continued to dominate the top spots in the second quarter ranking of the world's 50 largest energy firms, while natural gas-power merchant firms continued to ...
    Aug. 5, 2002
    Thomas J. Webb has been appointed executive vice-president and chief financial officer of CMS Energy Corp., effective Aug. 5. Webb succeeds Alan M. Wright, who will leave the ...
    Aug. 5, 2002
    The US natural gas and wholesale power trading sector, along with the power-generating sector, is presently facing a period of "extreme stress," according to Richard Hunter, managing...
    Aug. 5, 2002
    Fuel marketers say there is a good chance the White House will sign into law this fall a Senate proposal that accelerates underground storage tank cleanups. That could in turn...
    Aug. 5, 2002
    Oil and gas companies including integrated firms, independent refiners, and pipeline operators, urged the US Environmental Protection Agency in comments made public July 25 that...
    Aug. 5, 2002
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    Injections of natural gas into US underground storage show no signs of slowing, despite sweltering summer heat, and could reach capacity before the heating season starts, putting...
    Aug. 5, 2002
    US energy merchants-struggling to gain the capital they need to reduce debt and shore up their battered balance sheets-are divesting themselves of some of their key assets in ...
    Aug. 5, 2002
    After reviewing industry bids this summer, the US Department of Energy said it will sign new leases with the same storage terminal operators that currently manage the government...
    Aug. 5, 2002