Word: mobiles
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...were inadequate and that some crew members were poorly trained. The U.S. Coast Guard and the Canadian government began investigations to examine these questions, and also the design and seaworthiness of the rig. Owned by the Ocean Drilling and Exploration Co. of New Orleans and leased by Mobil Oil Canada Ltd., the Ocean Ranger had not been inspected in two years, and its U.S. Coast Guard certificate of inspection had expired on Dec. 27. Two Coast Guard officers were on their way from Providence to recertify the rig when last week's storm hit. Only nine days before...
...Mobil officials say the alarm incident was a result of "human error" and was "totally unrelated" to the tragic events of last week. Mobil has suspended all drilling operations off Newfoundland and is calling in its two other rigs in the area, the Sedco 706 and the Zapata Ugland, for inspection as a "precautionary measure...
...callous economic or political self-interest, have perverted the American Creed itself (and not, as Huntington argues, just the institutional reforms that emerge from it) to hold people in bondage. It is no accident, it seems to me, that words like rights and liberty play prominent parts in those Mobil Oil ads in the Times, no accident that the defense complex is very solicitous of "individual freedoms," no accident that Ronald Reagan, in private an unparalleled chum of every special interest, is in public a protector of the common man against, "pervasive government power." Huntington, discussing political reforms introduced...
...News Agency. Under the current five-year plan (1981-1986), the Soviets have pledged to help Viet Nam with more than 100 development projects. Soviet engineers are already at work on a hydroelectric power plant north of Hanoi and are drilling wells at the site of the old Mobil Oil concession near Vung...
Investors are rushing to buy the stock of potential merger partners in hopes of making a quick market killing. People generally did very well who got into the battle early between U.S. Steel and Mobil for control of Marathon Oil. U.S. Steel last week seemed assured of victory in its takeover bid, estimated to cost $6.15 billion, the second largest corporate coupling in U.S. history. (The largest merger was the $7.5 billion merger of Conoco and Du Pont in 1981.) Workers began to prepare checks for the 17,000 selling Marathon shareholders just hours after Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren...