Mexico poised to become major oil exporter by 1982
Mexico, with reserves over 60 billion barrels, plans aggressive exports via Pemex as debt and trade deficits push oil to the forefront. Officials predict exports could reach a million barrels daily by 1982, up from about 150,000 today, as Southeast fields drive growth and investment floods in.
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UPI
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Echeverria
Veracruz
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Chiapas
Montreal Expos at Canadian major league team report
Friday's answer references a Major League Baseball game involving the Montreal Expos playing a Canadian club. No score or location details are provided in readable text, but the item notes a sequence or quiz style prompt linked to the Expos and a Canadian opponent with broadcasting or channel context.
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Montreal Expos
Backstairs at White House A Carter portrait and rules of ceremony
UPI reports President Carter keeps two plaques in the Oval Office symbolizing limits and power. He favors a smaller private office with Rosalynn and Amy portraits, plays classical music, and hosts low key after dinner events with governors. Kissinger visits, recalling past influence. staffers guard presidential tasks.
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UPI
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Area man joins Archdiocesan school board in Omaha
Humphrey resident Leon Hassenstab is named to the Archdiocesan Catholic Board of Education. He fills the seat left by Dr. Louis Sojka and will represent the Southwest Deanery. A Creighton graduate and father of eight, he has served as parish Knights of Columbus officer and schoolboard secretary.
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Creighton University
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15 laid off at hospital in Grand Island
In Grand Island Nebraska about 15 employees at St Francis Hospital were laid off due to consolidating nursing units for medical and surgical patients. Administrator Sister Francis Ann said cost cuts follow a declining occupancy rate with fewer patients over the last five to six months. Workers will be recalled if occupancy improves.
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Grand Island, Neb
UPI
St. Francis Hospital
Grand Island
Francis Ann
Public figures clash over Uganda crisis and Hollywood notes
Senator George McGovern labels Ugandan President Amin a nut and unprincipled murderer while urging cautious handling of the crisis. Bing Crosby recovers from a fall and remains unable to travel. David Wolper wins an Roots award. Cicely Tyson to present at the Oscars. Philip Agee seeks a deal for safe return after deportation talks, amid a wider CIA secrets debate.
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Bangor
Maine
UPI
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Abortions rise in Nebraska counties in 1977 report
Nebraska Health Department data show abortions in eight counties up nearly 17 percent from 1975 with 3,977 total procedures in 1976. The typical patient was under 20, white, unmarried, and a first-time abortion. Procedures occurred in Omaha and Lincoln, with totals at Women’s Services in Omaha and the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
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Neb
UPI
State Health Department
Nebraska
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Department
Division of Health Data and Statistical Research
Omaha
Oshkosh
Ladies Center
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Fishing rule shows smoother start at Georges Bank
Boston reports a quiet first week under the new 20 rule for fishing with fewer foreign vessels near Georges Bank. Coast Guard and National Marine Fisheries Service inspectors visited 13 vessels from Russia and Japan, issuing some warnings for minor infractions while noting broad cooperation from foreign fleets.
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UPI
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Russia
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Not lowest price for gas after all
ST PETERSBURG Fla AFT Robert Counts closed out his last 00 gallons of sageline at what he advertised as historys lowest price Thursdayonly to find out it wasnt the lowest after all Counts winding up the service station sideline at his family hardware store put the last 500 gallons up at 10 cents a gallon It was the lowest he and his father could remember so they advertised it as historys lowest price. Customers waited in line up to three hours to buy it and to tell Counts he was wrong. I remember getting 12 gallons for a dollar in Boston in 1932 or 1933 said Leo Lora eighth in line. Ken Timberlake waiting in its 1961 model Buick said Id paid nine rents a gallon in Centralia Tl back in 1939
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Robert Counts
Counts
Boston
Leo Lora
Ken Timberlake
Buick
Centralia
Star sale creates new millionaires and lingering pride
Kansas City Star and Times sold for 125 million dollars to Capital Cities Communications. Sixteen top executives and retired employees took more than 1 million each, while about 100 stockholders earned at least 100 thousand. Many newsroom staff say they owned little to none and reject the millionaire label.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Moonth
Kansas City Star
the Star
Jamey W. Scott
Capital Cities Communications Inc
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