WHERE THE U.S. GETS ITS FOREIGN OIL

The Iraq-Kuwait crisis has heightened concern and, in many cases, gas prices in the United States in the wake of the shutdown of oil exports from Kuwait and Iraq.

Here, from the Energy Information Administration, are the amounts of U.S. crude oil imports from foreign sources, in thousands of barrels, from January through May, 1990:

Arab OPEC Other OPEC Non-OPEC Saudi Arabia 165,818 Nigeria 139,669 Mexico 97,880 Iraq 90,458 Venezuela 96,315 Canada 92,164 Kuwait 17,698 Indonesia 17,206 Angola 42,692 Algeria 9,420 Other 14,014 U.K. 29,022 Other 4,178 Total 267,204 Colombia 23,098 Total 287,572 Other 78,436 Total 363,292

Note: Totals may not equal the sum of components due to independent rounding.

Source: Associated Press