Venezuela Nationalizes Oil Industry Facing Early Problems
Venezuela nationalizes its oil sector the world’s fifth largest, taking over 30 private concessions including U S entities. Twelve million citizens weigh benefits and risks as 14 state firms run operations under Petroleos de Venezuela while foreign companies contract to sell most production and provide tech aid.
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Pope Paul VI No Rest Period Claimed by Vatican
Vatican officials denied reports that Pope Paul VI would pause work for a week or two after a strenuous Christmas week. The 78 year old pontiff, said to suffer arthrosis, appeared tired at New Year's Day address and met with close aides including Jean Cardinal Villot who received the new Vatican yearbook.
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Weather outlook and conditions from a historical report
Weather summary shows a cloudy 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. with a high of 30 and an overnight low around 7. Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness in the afternoon and possible snow or freezing rain tonight. Saturday expect mix of rain and snow then snow flurries with highs in the mid 30s and precipitation chances around 20 percent today, 6 percent tonight, and 80 percent Saturday.
CIA recruitment denial cited by American officials
American officials rejected The Christian Science Monitor report that the CIA recruited about 600 Americans for the Angolan civil war. The paper claimed 300 were already in Angola and another 300 ready pending funds.
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Holiday's Highway Toll 158 Deaths Across Nation
The New Year holiday weekend traffic toll rose with winter weather hindering travel. By noon 158 deaths were reported nationwide as snow and freezing drizzle affected the Rockies and Midwest. The National Safety Council estimates 350 to 400 more may die during the period ending Sunday.
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New Year 1976 Opens With Parades Tragedies and Terror
Millions watched televised football as parades and Bicentennial events marked New Year 1976. A storm dumped 19 inches in Wyoming and Nebraska while fires worldwide caused dozens of deaths. A cafe fire in Belgium killed 82 aboard, and a tombstone accident in Louisiana killed a child. Portugal and Northern Ireland faced violence with deaths and injuries. Pope Paul VI urged peace as the year began.
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Oswego Bicentennial Opens With Drive-In Crowds In Cold
About 600 spectators watched from 250 cars at Oswego’s South Athletic Field as fireworks opened the Bicentennial amid bitter winds. Mayor Lazarek and Mayor-Elect Fitzgibbons led the event with remarks by local historians and civic leaders. The MicKinkle Fireworks Co. fired 230 rounds and a 150 shot finale as crowds honked in celebration at midnight.
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Inauguration Draws 300 as Fitzgibbons Takes Reigns
At Oswego City Hall on New Year Day Mayor John Edward Fitzgibbons began his term before 300 attendees. A Fort Ontario guard collapsed during the mayor’s address and was treated at Oswego Hospital. City Historian Rosemary Nesbitt announced a bell ceremony by Anthony Leotta who manually rang City Hall bell with ear protection.
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Treasury Delivers 1.88 Million in Presidential Campaign Funds
The U S Treasury began distributing 1.88 million dollars in public campaign funds to 11 presidential candidates led by Lloyd Bentsen who received 492 029 84 dollars. Other initial recipients include Ronald Reagan and George Wallace with 100 000 dollar starts and 374 422 for the President.
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