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2 Friday, January 1, 1976 School Gym to Get New Floor NAVASOTA Flooring specialists from Boston, are scheduled to begin work on the flooring of the new Navasota High School next week. Completion of the school was delayed when inspectors discovered air bubbles in the gymnasium flooring which had been installed earlier. The original floor covering was Brazos Valley News Today News from Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Madison, Robertson Counties Jim McKaskle, Valley Editor Development Council Plans Aging Program The Brazos Valley each of the seven counties Development Council has involved. The Brazos County completed a plan designed to senior field advocate is Roy provide more efficient coor- Durbon: dination of services to the The Area Plan was prepared elderly. by the BVDC through work A public meeting to discuss sessions with the Brazos Valley the Area Plan for Programs on Regional Advisory Committee Aging will be held Jan.

13 at 2 on Aging. The committee is p.m. in the Building at composed of 26 members 2800 S. Texas Ave. in Bryan.

representing each of the seven Copies of the plan may be counties of the Brazos Valley reviewed at the offices of the region Brazos, Burleson, Brazos Valley Development Grimes, Leon, Madison, Council or by contacting the Robertson and Washington local senior field advocate in Counties. New Baden Jamboree Slated NEW BADEN The Annual for the first Saturday of each New Baden Jamboree will month are free to the general begin a new season Saturday at public and feature country 7:30 p.m. in the New Baden western musicians from across Community Center. The performances scheduled the state. WES ROBERTSON, 29, lounges on a cake of ice in the Mississippi River Thursday.

He had been water-skiing with several people who make the Venezuela Begins Oil Nationalization IOn Venezuela's takeover of its giant oil industry, the world's fifth largest, presents the wealthy developing nation with a number of immediate and long range problems. Many of the nation's 12 million citizens, who overwhelmingly supported oil nationalization, believe the state can run the industry just as well as the foreign companies who ran it for six decades. Others are not so sure, pointing to potential risks involving administration, technology, -marketing and politics. On New Year's Day, the state took over concessions and property of more than 30 private, mostly U.S. -owned companies under terms of a nationalization law approved by congress and signed by President Carlos Andres Perez.

The takeover is the result of peaceful negotiations between the government and companies including subsidiaries of Exxon, Royal Dutch Shell, Gulf, Mobil and Texaco which will receive compensation totaling $1.01 billion. Payment, based on net book value of assets, is made in government bonds, payable over five years at six per cent interest. The industry now will be run by 14. state operating companies working largely with the same structure as their foreign predecessors, but under direction of Petroleos de Venezuela, a state holding company that will handle overall management. Although they will no longer run the industry, the international companies will continue to participate through contracts under which they will buy most of the country's oil production and supply technical aid for a fee expected to total some $160 million a year.

Bryan-College Station, Texas The Eagle taken out and an alternate floor covering selected. The new floor, manufactured by the Pave Coat Co. of Boston, will be poured on in liquid form and should take about a week to complete and another week to cure, according to a company spokesman. School officials have delayed opening of the new facility until the gymnasium floor is complete, and are tenativly planning moving into the school sometime in late January. Services Planned For BV Residents Mrs.

Oldham Burial was in the Easterly Cemetery. FRANKLIN Funeral services for Mrs. William A. Oldham, 82, of Bremond were held Wednesday at the Peiske Funeral Home with the Rev. Bill Agee officiating.

Burial was in the Pettiway Cemetery near Franklin. Mrs. Oldham died Monday in a Marlin Hospital. She was born in White Rock and had lived most of her life in Robertson County. Survivors include her husband Otis Oldham of Bremond; four sons, Foster Oldham of Kendall, Ross Oldham of San Antonio, Otho Oldham of Louisiana, Durwood Oldham of Bremond; three daughters, Jewel Pruitt of Richmond, Mrs.

Billy Williams of Waco, Mrs. Cecil Lynn of Waco; one sister Mrs. Littia Flemming of Fort Worth; fifteen grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Mrs. Autry FRANKLIN Funeral services for Mrs.

Billy Ruth Autry, 49, of Franklin were held Wednesday in the Calvert Baptist Church with the Rev. Joe Bailey officiating. Mrs. Autry was born in Easterly and had lived most of her life in Robertson County. Survivors include her mother, Mrs.

Willy Martin; two sons, Dave Autry and Steve Autry and one daughter, Janette Autry, all of Franklin. Mr. Farmer FRANKLIN Funeral services for M.L. Farmer, 55, of Franklin will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Franklin Church of Christ with the Rev.

Wayne Lucas officiating. Burial will -be in the Bald Prairie Cemetery. Mr. Farmer died Tuesday in a Temple hospital. He was born July 5, 1920, in Easterly.

He was a retired employe of the Missouri Pacific Railroad and a veteran of World War II. He was a member of the Church of Christ. Survivors include two sons, Don Farmer of Jefferson City, Mo. and Lonnie Farmer of North Field, two daughters, Mrs. Nancy Earlywine and Mrs.

Olivia Tyree both of Missouri; and two grandchildren. feat an annual New Year's Day event. The high temperature during the day was a cold 33 degrees. (AP Wirephoto) ZALES Open Tuesday, Monday, Wednesday MANOR 00 Thursday AM EAST 8:30 Saturday Friday MALL PM 10:00 AM 6:00 PM ZALES, THE DIAMOND STORE, IS HAVING A SALE. THAT'S NEWS It's big news because The Diamond Store only has two major sales a year! Save on dazzling fashion jewelry.

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"From now on they will be making the investments and taking the risks, not our stockholders." Prior to nationalization, international oilmen complained, that while their companies made the investments, they had little control over the industry and had to pay some 98 per cent of income generated by it to the government in taxes and royalties. He warned in a nationwide Thursday that "the nationalization of petroleum is and will be difficult." Published dally by The Eagle Printing Co. Inc. P.O. Box 1073, 124 E.

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