Brazilian Paper Continues After Censors Amid Harassment
Rio de Janeiro AP report details Opinio, a weekly banned from widespread censorship and police pressure. Officers seized the press, arrested and released the publisher and editors, and cut eight of 24 pages. The April issue was canceled. The regime claims no censorship, while officials criticize resistance to development.
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Ceremonies for Sabbath Same Across Arab Jewish Communities
In Beirut Cairo Damascus and other Arab cities Jewish families observe sabbath candles the same as in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Lebanese Jewish leaders stress distinction between local Jews and broader Zionist movements while noting varied treatment in Egypt Iraq Syria and Lebanon. Jewish life persists amid restrictions and emigration trends in the region.
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Moscow Reporter Henryl Shapiro Retires After Four Decades
Henryl Shapiro, longtime Moscow bureau chief for United Press International, retires at 67 to take the Kemper K. Knapp University Professorship at the University of Wisconsin. He will write memoirs and lecture, with headquarters in Madison, as UPI honors him for four decades of Soviet coverage.
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San Antonio Group Faces Drug Charges
Twenty local residents were arrested on federal narcotics charges after sealed indictments returned May 2 were unsealed. U S Attorney William Sessions said the cases involve transactions of about an ounce of heroin.
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