Correction: Pipeline explosions story
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In an Sept. 11 story about rebel attacks on natural gas and oil pipelines, The Associated Press reported erroneously that The Hershey Co. was among a dozen companies forced to suspend or scale back Mexican operations for lack of natural gas. Hershey says its operations weren't affected by the attacks. The error first appeared in July 11-15 stories from Mexico City about the gas pipelines.
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A gas line exploded Monday, sending flames hundreds of feet in the air as some workers were laying a pipeline. Several nearby vehicles were burned but no one was hurt.
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A Thursday story misspelled the last name of Charles A. Wight, a chemist and explosives expert from the University of Utah.  (c) 2007 Deseret News (Salt Lake City). Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning.
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A bomb exploded Friday under an oil pipeline south of Baghdad, spilling crude oil and sparking a huge fire, Iraqi police said.
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New York officials said today that a deadly steam pipe explosion did not leave asbestos in the air but that the substance was found in some solid debris and dust. The blast Wednesday in midtown Manhattan sent plumes of steam and ash into the air. One person died.
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Corrects story posted Mar 5, 2007. The last two paragraphs  have been deleted.
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A motorist was killed and another was  injured when the Columbia Gulf natural gas pipeline exploded  near Interstate Highway 20 in northeast Louisiana on Friday  afternoon, said a Louisiana State Police spokeswoman.
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MEXICO CITY, July 11 -- A series of pipeline explosions sharply reduced gas supplies in central Mexico and forced the country's largest beer producer, as well as foreign-owned companies, to temporarily close factories or cut back production Wednesday.
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In a Sept. 18 story about traffic congestion, The Associated Press misstated on first reference the name of the institute that published a study on the problem. It is the Texas Transportation Institute, not the Texas Traffic Institute.
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One person was killed and one person injured when a pipeline carrying natural gas to the northeastern and mid-Atlantic states recently hard hit by winter storms exploded in northeast Louisiana, at about 1 p.m. CST (1900 GMT), according to local media reports.
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'They sometimes explode' Wikipedia moved with its customary lightning speed this morning to bring netizens the very latest in-depth information on steam pipes, one of which yesterday gave New Yorkers a nasty fright:â¦
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of report in English by South Korean news agency Yonhap  [Yonhap headline: "Fuel pipe explosion killed 110 N.
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Unidentified attackers blew up a natural gas pipeline in eastern Pakistan, disrupting supplies, officials said Saturday, the second such attack in less than a month.
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(Corrects paragraph 6 to show suspects trained in camps in Pakistan, not Afghanistan)
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Six explosions ripped apart pipelines for Mexico's state oil monopoly early Monday, the company said. The blasts were believed to be sabotage and 12,000 people were evacuated afterward.
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Eight oil pipelines feeding two oilfields in southern Iraq have been sabotaged in a bomb attack, Dubai-based al-Arabiya TV channel reported on Thursday.
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(Corrects headline and paragraph 2 to show cameraman died, not reporter)