Cuban refugees in Miami arrive as first since airlifts end
Harriet Whyte 82 arrives with 53 fellow Cuban Americans and families, the first group allowed to visit the United States from Cuba in seven years. Stores offer wonder, one dresses as a gift is given, and she recalls rationed goods and real butter. In separate notes, Kansas editors honor WL White posthumously for a storied career, and Gerald Ford schedules Rhode Island fundraiser for Cianci with $100 per attendee.
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Dalton Takes Issue Over Guns in Virginia Race
Richmond AP Dalton accuses Henry Howell of misrepresenting a 1984 Virginia gun registration bill. He says the measure would require registration of both the purchase and the purchase application for every handgun, not just a cooling-off period. Howell contends the claim is false and cites support from police chiefs. Dalton notes the bill mandated detailed dealer reporting and records.
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Four Die When Gas Truck Burns in Beattyville Ky
A gas tanker crash on Beattyville main street unleashed a firestorm destroying eight downtown buildings. Four bodies recovered, two more feared trapped in a beauty parlor area. Police say early reports counted five victims. dismemberment caused confusion. Residents watched as emergency crews pressed the grim search into night.
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Virginia North Carolina Weather Outlook With Showers
Virginia forecast calls for variable clouds through Monday with a chance of mainly afternoon and evening showers or thunderstorms. Measured highs near the mid 60s to upper 70s and nighttime lows in the 40s. North Carolina sees scattered showers and thundershowers on Monday with calm to light winds and light precipitation noted in downtown logging.
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Coleman Urges Trust in Free Market for Energy
Virginia GOP attorney general candidate Coleman told a coalfield audience that the best path to energy problems is the free market. He warned against heavy government interference and inflationary regulation, while endorsing broad policies like a 55 mph speed limit and gas efficient cars. He said the attorney general's office must protect the public interest in energy supply.
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