Carter may join Palestinian talks to push peace process
Former president Carter says he may travel to the Middle East to join negotiations on Palestinian autonomy in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. He criticizes the Reagan Administration for not engaging more and says his private influence could aid the camp David framework after Sinai withdrawal slated for April 25.
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Canada Proclaims Formal Independence With Royal Signing
Queen Elizabeth signs a proclamation in Ottawa formalizing Canada’s independence as Pierre Trudeau watches. More than 30,000 people on Parliament Hill endure a spring rainstorm while the monarch calls Canada’s constitution truly Canadian at last, ending a historic legal anachronism.
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Cuban Prisoner Freed After 77 Days In Cuba
Carlos Alvarez, 34, of New York City, was released Friday after 77 days in a Cuban jail following arrest January 31 while leaving Sala La Grande to return home. He says he faced state security police questioning and a stint in Villa Marista before confinement in a small cell with four others.
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Polovchak children meet father amid asylum push in Chicago
Walter Polovchak 14 and sister Natalie met their father Michael in Chicago for the first time since July in a cordial recovery meeting arranged by state workers. They reiterated intent to stay in the United States as federal and state lawsuits seek to prevent Walter’s return to the Soviet Union. The father arrived from Ukraine for a deposition while custody bids by relatives continue.
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Ex-officers acquitted in Texas boat drownings
A Limestone County jury acquitted deputy Kenny Elliott reserve deputy Kenneth Archie and probation officer David Drummond of criminally negligent homicide in the 1981 drowning deaths of three teens after a boat carrying six capsized on a central Texas lake. A black officer Archie helped keep others afloat while the others swam to shore. The case involved no life preservers and questioned the handling of handcuffed youths during transport.
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Militias clash near Beirut leave dozens dead and wounded
Rival Moslem militias fought into dawn with 20 killed and 45 wounded in Beirut slums. A truce was declared and held briefly as the wider six day toll rose to 79 dead and 194 wounded. U.N. and Syrian peacekeepers separated some fronts as PLO buffers operated elsewhere.
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Transit strike ends in Boston after one-day wildcat walkout
Boston officials resumed service on bus subway and trolley lines as potential disciplinary action looms for some Carmen’s Union members who joined the one-day strike. National Guard patrols ended as workers returned to routes after Friday’s walkout protesting part-time drivers.
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