Diplomatic exchange proposal with Cuba discussed in Jamaica
Officials traveling with Rosalynn Carter report Washington formally proposed Cuban diplomats in Washington and American diplomats in Havana. The plan would use the Swiss and Czechoslovak embassies as hosts, a step toward normalizing relations though not full ties. Talks continue at an undisclosed New York venue with Cuban officials previously resistant to such stationing.
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Kingston
Jamaica
UPI
Rosalynn Carter
Washington
United States
Cuba
U.S
Havana
Cuban
New York
United Tes
Todman
Cause unknown for Kentucky club blaze that claimed 160
Southgate Kentucky witnesses say Beverly Hills Supper Club fire killed at least 160 as investigators hunt for a cause. Officials note no arson evidence yet while a possible oil fueled generator in the basement is examined. Seventy four injured remain hospitalized as state authorities review safety codes and investigate looting at the scene.
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Kentucky Club Blaze
Southgate
UPI
Beverly Hills
Kentucky
Ken Brandenburgh
Las Vegas
Cincinnati
John Davidson
Dick Riesenberg
Condi
Julian Carroll
Classified 447-0332 The Bennington Banner
Classified notice from The Bennington Banner detailing publication days and address for the Bennington Vermont newspaper, including delivery options and service contacts.
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Bennington Banner Telephone
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Landon Associates, Inc
Moluccans seek mediation in hijack crisis at Assen
South Moluccan gunmen holding 60 hostages in a school and a train for nine days requested mediation, with authorities in The Hague weighing the move. They demand the release of 21 prisoners and a plane, while talks focus on freeing remaining hostages including a pregnant woman. Officials note emotional talks and ongoing mystery over a potential hostage-prisoner exchange at Schiphol and the destination for any flight.
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Assen
Netherlands
UPI
Toos Faber
Justice Ministry
Governments Crisis Center
Hanafi Muslims on trial for reporter's murder
In Washington 12 Hanafi Muslims go on trial under tight security for the murder of a reporter and the seizure of three buildings from March 9 to 11. Hamaas Abdul Khaalis faces trial under speedy rules with 12 jurors and 12 alternates sequestered. A 32 count indictment includes murder, armed kidnapping, assault with intent to kill, conspiracy and related offenses.
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Washington
UPI
Hamaas Abdul Khaalis
D.C. Superior Court
U.S
Martin J. Linsky
Mark H. Tuohey III
Paul Desmond Dies at 52 Jazz Saxophonist with Brubeck
Paul Desmond, renowned jazz saxophonist and longtime Brubeck Quartet member, died in New York at age 52 after battling lung cancer. Born in San Francisco in 1924, he helped write Take Five and earned Down Beat and Metronome awards while touring internationally with Brubeck and his own bands.
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Paul Desmond
New York
UPI
Dave Brubeck
Desmond
Brubeck
San Francisco
San Francisco State University
Gene Wright
Joe Morello
Wilton
Conn
Lincoln Center
Europe
Middle East
England
Down Beat
Metronome Poll
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Eled
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