Cuba frees U S boats after sailors in Cuban ordeal
Two Florida sailors Howard Bradbeer and Jack Hanst and their 27 foot Sea Rat were freed by Cuban authorities after being held since Sunday. Coast Guard said Sea Rat crew in good shape and that three American boats were seized within a 50 mile radius near Havana. One boat Musica reached Key West with five crew members. third boat and its names not disclosed.
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Los Angeles school desegregation plan faces review
The board must consider alternative plans and provide expert input, cost studies, and benefit analyses within 14 days. Court referee oversight and intervenor access are to influence revisions. Critics push for appeals while others defend the ruling as a fair limit on busing, with debate over mandatory versus voluntary integration and the impact on finances and minority schools.
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Eely
Diane Watson
San Fernando Valley
Edward Medvene
ACIU
Warnke sees no arms cuts by Russians
U S arms negotiator Paul Warnke told Congress that the Soviet Union is unlikely to reverse its policy of high military spending. He cited estimates that 12 to 15 percent of Soviet economic output goes to military affairs, compared with under 6 percent in the United States. He warned dramatic changes are not expected, noting Soviet security concerns and potential reforms could improve life at home and confidence abroad.
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Carter Sees Mideast Peace Hope Beyond Months
President Carter told Jewish leaders in the Cabinet Room that the goal of a permanent peace for Israel involves open diplomatic relations, ambassador exchanges, and open cross border travel and trade. He cautioned that real progress is unlikely in the next number of months ahead of his meeting with Israel’s new prime minister.
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