Ice Breakthrough Hope With Cuba Stirs Normalization Talk
Fidel Castro met with Senators Jacob Javits and Claiborne Pell in Havana for three hours to discuss possible steps toward normalizing US Cuba relations. The lawmakers reported an impression Cuba is open to dialog while noting ongoing disputes over political prisoners and property.
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Jacob K. Javits
R-N-Y
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
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Javits
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CIA
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Chile
Soviet Union
China
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Salvador Allende
Gusting Wind and Rain Trim Buffalo Area Activities
High winds and rain buffeted Western New York causing scattered property damage and empty seats. The Bills Jets game lost thousands of spectators while the Pulaski Day parade drew a smaller crowd. Electric service disruptions were brief and isolated to East Aurora and South Dayton, with no outages reported by Niagara Mohawk. Weather Service clocked 47 mph winds at Greater Buffalo International Airport and 50 to 60 mph gusts elsewhere. Lake Erie see waves up to 10 feet with no ship jeopardy.
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Bills
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
U.S
Toronto
Was Aborted Infant Allowed To Die
Pittsburgh AP report notes Allegheny County D A, John Hickton, reviewing claims that an infant who lived through an abortion at West Penn Hospital was left to die. He seeks an open inquest, citing possible film of the operation and witnesses’ interviews.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
John Hickton
West Penn Hospital
Hickton
Erie
West Penn
Associated Press
James
McGuire
Robert Wecht
Wecht
Western Pennsylvania
Health Insurance Bill Nears Passage
Senate Finance Committee members near agreement on a health insurance bill aimed for passage in the closing months of the 93rd Congress. House and State- Democratic leaders have made it a top priority, though prospects remain uncertain as Sen. Russell Long outlines key factors shaping the bill.
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Senate Finance Committee
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Ford
Congress
Long
Senate
Finance Committee
County workers vote on union representation rally reported
About 54 Crawford County courthouse employees attended a Holiday Inn rally on Local 227 SEIU AFL CIO representation, with 90 percent lacking vacation or sick leave due to hourly pay. Voting begins at the Crawford County Home for the Aged, then moves to the courthouse, with ballot counts at the county home.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Scouts Ready School Night In Corry Districts Open To Help
Scouting officials in Corry and the LeBoeuf District announce a six night School Night for Scouting to boost Cub and Boy Scout recruitment. The first was Sept 19 in Wattsburg. Corry hosts Oct 2 with four district schools. Leaders from Waterford Harborcreek North East Will aid reorganizing existing units and assisting new families.
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Union City
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Concord
St. Thomas
Edward Orris
Bert Hofius
Joanne Regal
Greenfield Township
Nancy Magoon
Orris
Walisburg
Siebert
Sound Off on Corry Journal Letters Open Line
Community column invites readers to call 665 8291 every Thursday 5 to 9 p m to air opinions for print. Topics include local roads parks elders taxes schools safety and public issues with mixed, informal notes and questions about Corry life.
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