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By ALEX DeMARBAN
Anchorage Daily NewsPublished: September 20, 2006
Last Modified: September 20, 2006 at 07:01 AMA Venezuelan-owned oil company will warm 12,000 rural Alaska homes this winter with an enormous gift of heating fuel that some elated residents in the Bush call a godsend — and ironic.
The donation from Houston-based Citgo will buy 100 gallons of fuel for every household in 151 villages. But the gift worth roughly $5 million comes courtesy of a country whose leftist president is pals with America’s enemies and supports Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
Hugo Chavez also calls our president mean things, such as “genocidal murderer” and “madman.”
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