Mexico Accorded New Trade Terms Worldwide
Mexico secures adjusted trade terms amid shifting global markets. Officials across the country outline tariff changes and new cooperative efforts with international partners to boost export performance and regional economic stability.
Toledo Reface Plan Aims At Hidden Charms And El Greco
A 1.44 million dollar program by Florentino Perez Embid reshapes Toledo Spain to reveal medieval Jewish houses Moorish arches and the Bisagra Gateway. El Greco painting Burial of the Count of Orgaz moves to better sight in Santo Tome while cathedral admission becomes free.
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Bona Venture replica ship brought to Arlington park display
The 120-foot Bona Venture square rigger is moved by four railroad flatcars to Arlington where it will anchor Seven Seas, a $7 million marine park. Built in San Diego, the replica uses fiberglass and wood with authentic details and will host cannons, diving shows, and educational displays at the park beside Six Flags Over Texas.
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Giant Wheel Of Vienna Amusement Park Aboard 15 Millionth
Vienna’s Prater amusement park spotlights its giant wheel a landmark since 1897. The 65 metre structure survived WWII damage and a 1947 revival. Legends tell of a Niagara Falls purchase and a late night rescue by fire crew when a couple was stranded atop the car.
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Aboriginal senator chosen in Australia sparks mixed reactions
Neville Bonner, a 53 year old carpenter, was selected to fill a vacancy in the Australian Senate. Critics from some Aborigines label him an Uncle Tom while others praise his bid to represent all Australians. Bonner says his role is to serve the people of Australia, not only Aborigines, and he will take his seat when Parliament resumes in August.
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Cuba Halts Flights to Mexico City in July
Cuba plans to end its twice weekly flights to Mexico City by July after former Mexican president Diaz Ordaz repudiated a 10 year air agreement. Havana has shown little interest in negotiating the route despite Mexico showing willingness to discuss the route’s future.
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Israel builds first earth satellite station in Valley of Elah
Israel advances modern communications by constructing a 12 million dollar satellite station in the Valley of Elah near Netiv Halamed Heh. The site will connect to international networks, add four hundred circuits for phone telegraph telex and data, and host one TV channel. Operational by late 1972, it aims to serve tourists while preserving the historic battlefield aura.
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