61.   The U.N. Security Council voted to allow Iraq to export oil it was unable to sell before a U.N.-imposed deadline.

62.   The United Nations Security Council voted to allow Iraq to export oil it was unable to sell before a U.N.-imposed deadline.

63.   The U.N. spokesman, Fred Eckhard, said Tuesday that no oil had been exported from Iraq since Thursday night.

64.   The United Nations Security Council is expected to decide tomorrow whether to allow Iraq to export oil it was unable to sell before a U.N.-imposed deadline Friday.

65.   Under present restrictions, Iraq is allowed to export some oil for medicines and food.

66.   Other cheaper routes to export the oil have been studied, including two to the Black Sea and one to Iran.

67.   Questions have also been raised about whether Iraq can export enough oil to meet the quota.

68.   A deal was struck last December between the Iraqi government and the U.N. which allows the country to export some oil for essential food and medicines.

69.   A U.S. senator asked the president of Azerbaijan on Friday to help resolve financial and technical problems involved in a pipeline for exporting Caspian Sea oil.

70.   An agreement calls for Iraq to export oil to Jordan in exchange for Jordanian food and medicine.