Mexico faces need to import crude as PEMEX grows
Thirty years after expropriation, Mexico still cannot meet all industrial needs. PEMEX expects to avoid crude imports, but budget plans show rising external financing and a growing demand for fuels petrochemicals and byproducts. Offshore reserves and rising consumption drive the debate.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Petroleos Mexicanos Pemex
Jesus Reyes Heroles
PEMEX
Republic of Costa Rica
Panama
National Bank of Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Bomb Damages Labor Hall in Cleveland Building
An explosion blamed on a bomb damaged the Building Laborers Union Local 310 headquarters in Cleveland. The blast ripped a 12 inch hole in the wall near the second floor entrance, shattered a door and broke windows in the building and nearby structures. Secretary treasurer Delso Deusanio, 41, could not account for the bombing.
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Cleveland
Building Laborers Union Local 310
Union Hall
Delso Deusanio
Regional port medics hear on proposed regional airport
Logan T Johnston, chairman of Armco Steel Corp, will address the Butler County Medical Society at its monthly dinner at 6 30 pm at the Hamilton Elks Club. He speaks on The Proposed Regional Airport. Dr Walter Roehl Jr of Middletown leads the program as society president. Johnston also leads the Southwestern Ohio Regional Airport Authority.
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Logan T. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Butler County Medical Society
Hamilton Elks Club
Walter Roehl Jr
Middletown
Johnston
Southwestern Ohio Regional Airport Authority
No Settlement Near In Teacher Strike
Florida teachers and state officials remain far apart as the first week of the statewide walkout ends. FEA leader Dr. Phil Constans says no concrete solution has emerged while accreditation threatened and SACS questions continued uncertified teaching.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Phil Constans
Florida Education Association
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Ues
Constans
FEA
Claude Kirk
Kingdom Come
Floyd Christian
Tampa
WTVT
Wfla-Tv
Christian
Kirk
Farmers Sour On Non-Milk Products Amid Competition
AP dispatch quotes U.S. dairy farmers facing rising competition from imitation milk and non dairy toppings. Hearings in Memphis on February 19 explored calls to regulate or raise prices, with others urging market-based responses and clearer dairy advantages in nutrition.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Imitation Milk Draws Price Regulation Fear
The Agriculture Department faces calls to require higher payments for skim milk or nonfat dry milk used in cheaper imitation milk products sold in the West and Midwest. Dairy leaders fear this could spur substitutes for skim milk or nonfat dry milk, risking the day market.
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West
Midwest
Agriculture Department
Alaska Named Largest Political Division
The report identifies Alaska as the largest political division of the United States in terms of area, noting its vast geography and governance scope. It discusses implications for representation and regional considerations.
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The
United States
Alaska
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