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Wednesday, November 28, 2001 VOLUME 6 ISSUE 47  

WASHINGTON WATCH

Groups Oppose Chemical Security Legislation
EPA Responds to Ozone Remand

E&P NEWS

Dunham: Deal Improves Security

CORPORATE CARE

Settlement in Star Enterprise Race Case
OSHA Publishes Anthrax Guidelines

FUELS

Airlines May Sue Suppliers, OPEC
GM to Market Ethanol-Powered Trucks

TOP LINE

Conoco Shareholder Sues

VOICES & VIEWS

Trade Promotion Authority Good for Economy and Small Business

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Energy Industry on Alert
FBI warns industry of possible terrorist action; API places companies on alert

WASHINGTON -- The oil and gas industry is on high alert after a Federal Bureau of Investigation warning that Osama bin Laden may have ordered retaliatory strikes against North American natural gas facilities in event of his capture or death, the Associated Press reported this week.

According to industry sources, who spoke with AP reporters on condition of anonymity, the warning issued by the FBI last week was general and singled out no specific target, but referred specifically to natural gas infrastructure such as pipelines. One source characterized the warning as similar to one issued earlier this month on potential attacks against West Coast bridges that prompted security alerts, but no evidence of actual terrorist intentions.


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Settlement Reached on OSHA Recordkeeping Rule
Rule to take effect Jan. 1, 2002

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has entered into a settlement agreement with the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), settling NAM’s petition for review of the Agency’s revised occupational injury and illness recording and reporting requirements (the Recordkeeping Rule). As a result, the Recordkeeping Rule will take effect as originally scheduled on January 1, 2002; however, OSHA will be required to issue a Compliance Directive modifying several provisions in the rule.


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