Venezuelan peace unstable in 1962 and 1982 revolt
Venezuelan President Betancourt in his fourth year faces fragile peace as poverty and wealth clash across Latin America. In June 1982 500 marines rebel at Puerto Cabello. sniper fire rakes the base while government troops advance. Over 200 are killed in two days as a cameraman for La Republica captures vivid scenes including Father Manuel Padilla tending a wounded rifleman.
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Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Universal One
Latin America
Naval Base
Puerto Cabello
Tector Honden
la Republica
Revall
Ronden
Manuel Padilla
Most Citrus Crops Ready for Winter Prices Statewide
State College AP reports the late cold did not hurt the citrus harvest, with most fruit already picked. USDA notes orange and grapefruit crops set to break production records, while grapefruit supplies peak and stores offer low prices. Tangerines, mandarins, and temples peak, with tangerines double last season. Oranges vary by variety and season, with regreening common when skin color shifts.
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Valencia
Floris
Dorsett Height Question and State Land Lease Revenues
A Pennsylvanian column features questions on Tony Dorsett’s listed height of 5 feet 10 1/2 and weight 182 pounds with Pitt’s sports information director denying inflation. The piece then outlines state leases on mineral rights yield details, noting Game Commission income and funds used for land purchases. It also touches on Richard Thornburgh’s possible departure and Rip Engle’s retirement, inviting readers to send in questions for publication.
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Associated Press
Tony Dorsett
Pitt Panthers
Tony
University of Pittsburgh
Dean Billick
Billick
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Grant M. Beyer
Bureau of Research and Statistics
Game Commission
Death Row couples seek marriage for child in Florida
In Starke Florida two death row inmates Jessie Tafero and Sonia Jacobs want to wed inside Florida prisons to legitimize their child. Tafero faces possible execution and both inmates hope marriage could secure family stability despite appeals. Their request hinges on state prison chaplain approval and a legal view of illegitimate children.
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California
New Richmond
Wis
New York
Soni
Tafero
St. Petersburg
Florida
Alhhotals
Tallahassee
Florida Correctional Institute For Women Tavern
Florda State Prison
Starke
Phillip Black
Donald Irwin
Delray
Miss Jacobs
H'e
Mat
Tulero
Soma
Talern
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Aswers Peat
Ned Chase Appliance Columbus
Cliff Buesink Ford
American Motors
iCliff Buesink
FORD
Brown
Sandy Smith
Rae
Aed
Fairbank Farms
Albert Eckman
Max Manwaring
B & F Auto Parts
Call
Pasit
Evry
Corry Journal
West South Street
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Boston
Engle Furniture
Columbus
Cornish Lumber Co
Green Rock Timber
Panama
Brodictein Inc
Ana Corry
East Frederick Street
Care of
Corry
Rice Realty Ars
North Center Street
Phyllis Rice
Gladys Thompson
Ed Parteh
Eileen Simmons
Leslie Real Estate
Waterford
Nanda Maloney
George Smith Dee
Onteri
Pupkie
HMT Farm and Home Supply Inc
Penna
Victor Electric
Reimold Brothers Auction Service
Transfer
Bob Reimold
Sylvia Tawry
NMSS
Cleveland
Lawry Nad
Thomas County
Georgia
Abraman
Lindsay Wagner
Uesday
Conny Journal
Om Rye
Hector Ronden
Washington
Richard Thornburgh
U.S
A. Thornburgh
Pennnsylvania
Rip Engle
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Nittany Lion
State College
Cape Cod
Engle
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Philadelphia
Montezuma
N.Y
Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
Tom Cade
Cornell University
Cada
Lange Prioainy
Lon
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