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Persian Gulf / Tankers / California Offshore Oil Drilling #334288

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Aug 19, 1990
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(Studio: Paula Zahn) Extent of tanker traffic in Persian Gulf noted; scenes shown. Report introduced.

(Los Angeles: Ron Allen) Rekindling of debate over offshore drilling for oil due to Persian Gulf crisis featured; scenes shown from idle oil project off coast of Santa Barbara, California. [On radio show, Chevron CEO Kenneth DERR - talks about oil.] [Offshore oil opponent Henry FEIGER - says oil interests are trying to override environmental concerns.] President Bush's administration's ban on offshore drilling recalled. [Representative William DANNEMEYER, Governor George DEUKMEJIAN, offshore oil opponent Nell LANGFORD - offer differing opinions on development of offshore oil sources.]

Reporter(s):
Allen, Ron;
Zahn, Paula
Duration:
00:02:40

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