Venezuela nationalizes its oil industry and faces new challenges
Venezuela moves to take control of its vast oil sector, paying $1.01 billion in government bonds to 30 private companies led by Exxon and Royal Dutch Shell. The state runs 14 companies under Petroleos de Venezuela while foreign firms contract to supply output and tech aid, with annual fees around $160 million. President Perez says independent operation will be difficult after decades of foreign control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Congress
Carlos Andres Perez
Exxon
Royal Dutch Shell
Gulf
Mobil
Texaco
Petroleos de Venezuela
Perez
Desert search for Lebanese airliner crash victims continues
Rescue squads expand desert search in northeastern Saudi Arabia for the 82 aboard the Boeing 707 crash. Kamal Sinno of Middle East Airlines said 73 bodies were recovered by nightfall, with the wreckage found 30 miles north of Thaf Qaisouma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Kamal Sinno
Middle East Airlines
Thaf Qaisouma
Persian Gulf
Kuwait
Dahran
MEA
Sinno
Mayor to Face Theft in Office Trial in Ohio
NEW PHILADELPHIA Ohio AP Assistant Prosecutor Barry Terjesen says Mayor Lloyd Dinger will be brought to trial on theft in office charges as soon as possible following a state audit. Dinger, 53, was indicted December 31 1974 on eight counts including embezzlement perjury and theft in office. A second theft indictment was returned last month and Terjesen noted the audit results should speed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Philadelphia
Ohio
Tuscarawas County
Barry Terjesen
Lloyd F. Dinger
Dinger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Six-Neus
la Louviere
Belgium
PANDA
Unc
Tri-County
Princeton Plaza
Pemaquid
Maine
Terjesen
Voc
o@HEMEANS
Sua UU
Ory Aron
Dan Wilson
Eve Viernn
Dile
Sa F
Haadl
Westinghouse
Eta
Fea
Ayn
Luis
Aia
Erie
Franklin
Food Stamp Redemption Store
Rae
A Tsu
Ea A
Aioe
UE Ileaya
Ea Ae
Eee
BY Au Ar al
Ga Aia