Missing scholar Galindez said killed in ship boiler in New York
New York dispatch reports Dominican underground claims missing Columbia lecturer Dr Jesus De Galindez was kidnapped and thrown alive into the boiler of the freighter Fundacion in New York harbor last March. Dominican spokesman Nicholas Silfa said Galindez died in the boiler and cited unnamed sources close to Trujillo.
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First captive born whooping crane hatches in New Orleans
The first ever captive born whooping crane hatched in Audubon Park New Orleans raises the world population to 30. observers George Douglas John Northcutt and John O Riley witnessed the event as ornithologists from across the nation gathered.
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Oil Concessions Awarded In Venezuela Affects 5 Million Acres
Venezuela’s government announced that oil firms from the United States Europe and Asia earned new concessions totaling more than five million acres. The announcement came Tuesday and names the international players gaining rights to develop the resources.
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