Tesoro has no timeline yet for North Dakota pipeline restart
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Tesoro Logistics LP does not have a specific date for the restart of the North Dakota pipeline that spilled 20,600 barrels of Bakken oil onto farmland in late September, the company said on Monday.
Tesoro has no timeline yet for North Dakota pipeline restart
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Tesoro Logistics LP does not have a specific date for the restart of the North Dakota pipeline that spilled 20,600 barrels of Bakken oil onto farmland in late September, the company said on Monday.
Reformers hail limit on U.S. crop insurance subsidies
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Farm subsidy reformers praised a vote by the U.S. House of Representatives to make the wealthiest growers pay more for federally subsidized crop insurance, the first eligibility limit on a program that costs $9 billion a year.
Hunter, 72, survives 19 days in snowy California wilderness
(Reuters) – A 72-year-old California deer hunter was recovering Monday after surviving on squirrels and packing leaves around him for warmth for nearly three weeks while he was lost and alone in the snowy wilderness, authorities said.
FBI investigating suspected dry ice bomb at Los Angeles airport
(Reuters) – The FBI and other law enforcement officials are investigating a suspected dry ice bomb that exploded at Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday evening, officials said.
New book raises doubts about 1979 Kennedy assassination probe
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A new book raises doubts about a 1979 congressional probe that concluded President John F. Kennedy’s assassination 50 years ago was the result of an undefined conspiracy.
Six-year-old drowns aboard Carnival Cruise ship
MIAMI (Reuters) – A 6-year-old Florida boy drowned over the weekend in a crowded swimming pool during a family getaway aboard a Carnival Cruise ship, authorities said on Monday.
Cuban-American novelist Oscar Hijuelos dies at 62: New York Times
(Reuters) – Cuban-American writer Oscar Hijuelos, who won the Pulitzer Prize for his best-selling novel “The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love,” has died at the age of 62, the New York Times reported on Sunday.
Chevron goes to trial in New York over $18 billion Ecuador award
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Chevron Corp will try to convince a U.S. judge this week that a group of Ecuadorean villagers and their U.S. lawyer used bribery to win an $18 billion judgment against Chevron from a court in Ecuador, in the latest chapter in a lon…
San Francisco transit unions postpone strike for 24 hours
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Unions representing transit workers in the San Francisco area agreed on Sunday night to postpone for 24 hours a planned walkout that could cripple a rail system serving 400,000 riders a day.
