Oelwein Women Die in Caracas Plant Blast Tragedy
Two Oelwein women were among about 140 killed December 19 in a Caracas power plant explosion. Theresa Marcellini 27 and Marie Marcellini Angulo 25, and Marie's husband Carlos Angulo 26, were identified by the American Embassy and Red Cross. The sisters had visited Venezuela in August. Carlos worked at the plant and must serve two years due to a government grant. The Zanatta family of Oelwein reports near relations and burial details are unclear.
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Bazette Woewi
Oelwein
Caracas
Venezuela
American Red Cross
Theresa Marcellini
Marie Marcellini Angulo
Marie
Carlos Angulo
Carlos
Charles Zanatta
Albert Zanatta
Hazleton
Guiseppe Marcellini
Italy
Hawkeye Institute of Technology
Waterloo
Iowa
Shirley Zanatta
Caracas Electricity Co
Angulo
Power Company
Night brings tense quiet to Miami ghetto
Gangs in Overtown set fires and hurled rocks as rioting continued for a second day. A Black man shot by a policeman died at a hospital. By nightfall the area was declared secure with no injuries and one arrest. Police used tear gas to quell rioters.
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Miami
Overtown
Howard Gary
Gary
Maurice Ferre
Vermont
Newell Johnson Jr
Couple adopts 67 year old woman as child
Frank Pollin and Diana Pollin adopt Margaret Rice nicknamed Peto, a retarded woman with diabetes born at Lakeland Village. Miss Rice, with the mind of a 4 year old, now lives with the Pollins as guardians and calls them mom and dad. She attends church, swims, and has her own room and phone at home.
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Spokane, Wash
Frank Pollin
Diana
Margaret Rice
Lakeland Village
Miss Rice
Peto
YWCA
Pollins
Mrs. Pollin
Lakeland
Momma-Day
Odds 50 50 on U S Soviet arms pact next year
A 50 50 forecast for a strategic arms reduction agreement next year came from Edward L. Rowny the U S chief negotiator at Geneva. President Reagan and State Department officials offered tempered optimism noting ongoing good faith talks as 1979 SALT II terms loom.
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Washington
Edward L. Rowny
White House
State Department
Reagan
Rowny
NBC
Palm Springs
Calif
U.S
Alan Romberg
Receptionist Quips On Wait Time In Busy Office
In a crowded office, a receptionist notes a polite moment as a gentleman who admired her hairdo is allowed to enter. The scene captures office chatter and subtle social cues amid daily work.
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Sureau
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and Carlos Angulo
Miami Ghetto
Newell Johnson
Diana and
Abby
Simmons
Today Health
Marion