Flor de Cana rum keeps thriving in Nicaragua under Pellases
In Managua the Flor de Cana rum company, owned by the wealthy Pellas family, remains a dominant private business as Nicaragua's Sandinista government balances Marxist aims with private enterprise. Production has risen about 50 percent over two years amid import constraints and dollar shortages, with potential to grow further if funds and materials arrive.
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Plaza Espana
Pellas
Sandinista Front
Anastasio Somoza
Pellases
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San Antonio
Flor de Cana
Cuba
Carlos Arguello
Arguello
Tunisian Radio Blasts Calls Targeting Jews From Libyan Link
A pirate station dubbed the radio of hate broadcasts in Arabic naming Jews in Tunisia as traitors and CIA agents. The Libya-linked broadcasts urge harm while authorities downplay the incident and most Jews seek silence.
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CIA
Libya
Agencies halt Dial-a-Joke calls to cut federal phone bill
U S agencies block 145000 of 230000 government phones in the Washington area to prevent dialing time weather and other prerecorded messages. The move could save about 300000 annually with further expansion planned to 26000 more phones.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
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