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September 29,
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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-
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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.
Wilson was not in the cour
troom late in the afternoon
when thejudge set the trial date.
He has been held at an undis
closed location in the Washing
ton area. Marshals refused to
discuss whether he would be re
turned to New York, where he
was held before the hearing, or
kept in Washington until the
trial.
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Leaders of Right to Life
groups in Kansas and Missouri
said they would look into the
program more thoroughly be
fore judging it. But Rosemary
Maher, president of Right to
Life of Eastern Kansas, said
many members are concerned
over the morality, and some of
the methods used, in reproduc
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Maher said Right to Life ob
jected to test tube centers that
required abortion if the baby
would be born handicapped or
abnormal. KU officials said that
would not be done. Some people
also are concerned that some
fertilized eggs might be dis
carded instead of returned to
the mother’s womb, she said.
“I also feel there is such an
irony here that when KU is
known throughout the Midwest
as an abortion center, in the
same center they would be
spending time and money on
the test tube unit,” she said.
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