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Battalion/Pap September 29, national Warped by Scott Medullar K ■ !JO J THIS LOOKS LIKE A GOOP TIME TO ANNOUNCE MY mNX POLITICAL BELIEFS..] i Mexican oil boom to slow United Press International NEW YORK — Budget cut backs caused by Mexico’s finan cial crisis will slow the nation’s oil production boom in the next few years, Petroleum Intelli gence Weekly reported. “Contrary to speculation in some quarters, Mexico doesn’t have the productive capacity to flood the world oil market with additional crude oil as a way of pulling out of its & straits,” a survey of specii the oil journal said Mo® Mexico now is pr# crude oil at full capacilt million barrels a dayandi average 2.7 million barrel for 1982. Mexico’s oil exp 1.65 million barrels adai gust, but the average year should be about !• lion barrels daily, PIW CIA agent’s trials set United Press International WASHINGTON — A federal judge ordered two separate trial dates for globetrotting ex-CIA agent Edwin Wilson on charges of selling arms to Libya and agreeing to set up the murder of an Egyptian opponent of Libyan strongman Moammar Khadafy. U.S. District Court Judge John Pratt Monday set a trial date of Nov. 22 for Wilson on charges of illegally exporting ex plosives and bomb materials to Libya, along with the experi enced personnel to explain how to use them. The trial date for the assasi- nation Conspiracy has not been set yet. The murder never took place, although Wilson has been said to have received a $ 1 million contract to organize the killing. Wilson, whose wealth was estimated by the government at $14.1 million, is being held in lieu of $60 million bail — the total set for a series of indict ments. He also faces two other trials in Houston and Alexan dria, Va., on related charges of helping Khadafy in his worl dwide terrorism campaign. Further, a grand jury in De nver is investigating his activities there. Pratt spent the day hearing attorneys for Wilson and the government argue over the leg ality of a scheme to lure the 20- year veteran of the CIA back into the country so he could be arrested. Defense attorney Herald Price Fahringer told the judge Test-tube baby center to open United Press International KANSAS CITY, Kan. — The chairman of obstetrics and gyne cology at the University of Kan- , sas , Medical Center says the school’s test tube reproduction unit will go on line in January despite objections some people might have. Although he expects criticism to develop over the proposed “in vitro fertilization” center, Dr. Kermit Krantz says he is not sympathetic to arguments some people have against the repro ductive method first carried out successfully in 1978. “It is extremely important that we deliver health care here without being affected by any bias,” he said Monday. “We are representing the state of Kansas, a free society, and in it we must do that which is morally and ethically sound in the practice of medicine. “I’m not in the business of considering each individual’s morals. I’m in the business of good medicine, which trans cends what some person or another thinks.” . Krantz said the medical cen- Now you know United Press International Roofs and ledges of urban skyscrapers may provide new homes for the endangered peregrine falcon, usually at home on mountain peaks. Concerned that poachers, predators and pesticides have trimmed the world’s peregrine population, conservationists have begun breeding the birds in captivity. Once raised howev er, they would face the same dangers in their native habitats. The answer: McGill University ornithologist David Bird has re leased 30 falcons around Mon- SLiVIOKS This one is for XOUt JOB SEARCH TECHNIQUES when times are tough Presented by: The Texas A&M Placement Center With the participation of: Charles F. Cammack — IBM Sharon K. Colson — Center for Education & Research in Free Enterprise 7:00 p.m. September 30th the government had violated his client’s rights by making Wilson think he was being offered a big money deal worth leaving his Li byan sanctuary for last June. Prosecutors insisted there was nothing illegal about the plan. Pratt apparently agreed and re jected the defense argument. The judge also ordered both sides to file briefs within a week on a defense motion to move the trials from Washington. 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