OTHER NEWS - March 7, 1992
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Security Pacific Unit Fined: The United States has fined six companies $550,000 for violating U.S. sanctions against Libya, the Treasury Department said. “This is a warning to companies throughout the world that they may not do business with Libya from or through the United States,” it said. The six companies are Security Pacific International Bank; Fina Exploration Libya, a subsidiary of Petrofina; Vitol S.A. Inc., a Houston company; Energoprojekt, headquartered in Yugoslavia; Generale Bank in New York, and Jogobanka of Yugoslavia.
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