Word: coaling
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...final presentation of evidence, the prosecutors flashed grisly pictures of the bruised corpse of former Coal Mining Minister Zhang Linzhi on a large screen in the courtroom and called two witnesses to testify that Jiang Qing had ordered Red Guards to deal with him as a counterrevolutionary. Then, in the "debate" portion of the trial, which allows a modicum of defense, Prosecutor Jiang Wen demanded that Mme. Mao be punished in accordance with Article 103 of China's criminal code. It allows the death penalty in cases where "serious harm" has been done to the state...
...bring some dramatic changes" to federal land management. "My heart is in the West," he said. "This is my land, and it will be managed with love and delicate concern." He pledged to move aggressively to inventory Western public lands that might have potential for oil, gas and coal exploration. He views his opponents as "environmental extremists-one of these special-interest groups [who would] deny the balanced management of resources for the benefit of consumers and for all of America." He acknowledged that this belief might cause some Senators to fight his appointment, but declared...
...stormy session last week Jiang was charged with inciting her followers to persecute several well-known writers and a government official, Coal Mining Minister Zhang Linzhi, who died in early 1967 after being beaten by Red Guards. Jiang not only denied the acts but, at one point, angrily accused the judges of being "fascists and Kuomintang [Nationalist Party] agents...
...yourself gas and coal...
Coors started by drilling 96 natural gas wells in eastern Colorado. Early next year it will begin strip-mining 1,500 acres of coal on land that it has been leasing for four years. This will replace 600,000 tons of coal that the company now buys annually on the open market. Last month, with an eye to profits, the beer company created Coors Energy, a subsidiary staffed with some former Exxon employees. The firm may soon become still more active in that field. Says William Coors: "If the energy business is better, we'll be pushing it ahead...