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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1973
Page
6
Families of Greek political prisoners contend the new government has reopened the Gyaros camp, a waterless uninhabited island. Reports say prisoners were sent there, but officials refuse to confirm. Gyaros lies 65 miles southeast of Athens and was used after the 1967 coup.
The speaker notes ongoing detentions despite the pledge and expresses deep grief over the case of Haralambopou a, who was arrested 45 days ago and has since disappeared from his family's sight.
Relatives of detainees report long detention and isolation while officials refuse comment. A delegation from Socialist International arrived to assess the situation at Athens airport, but prisoners say they were turned away. The text references George Stergiou and unnamed left wing figures and raises questions about moral law and political prisoners.
The NEA and AFT face new hurdles in merger talks as a rift between AFT president David Selden and first vice president Albert Shanker disrupts negotiations. NEA president Helen Wise says the split confuses the process and weakens prospects for a union of teachers. Both sides cite AFL CIO affiliation as a key sticking point. The NEA bills itself at 1.4 million active members. the AFT reports 400,000. Potential unified membership could exceed 2 million when state associations are included.
Eddie Rosenman 75 was found Sunday in a Miami hospital near his home seven days after his wife reported his disappearance. He had been hospitalized a day after he vanished and was brought to Jackson Memorial Hospital by responders. Mrs Rosenman recalled their 50 year marriage and tearfully said they had never spent a night apart before.
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