Raul Castro Opens Door to Talks With United States
Havana Cuba AP Raul Castro head of Cuba s armed forces voiced willingness to normalize ties with the United States saying the war has ended and a bridge can be rebuilt brick by brick if both sides cooperate He noted the final word rests with Fidel Castro during talks with US lawmakers and a Cuban team visit Cox US officials and Fidel Castro were in Moscow at the time and were not expected back before the American visitors departed
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Cincinnati Faces Flood Aftermath Across Appalachian Region
As floodwaters receded in West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia Cincinnati awaited further impact while residents faced ruined homes sparse food lines and fear of slow federal aid. Deaths damage totals include West Virginia five in Kentucky ten in Tennessee seven in Virginia four with overall losses above 260 million. Authorities imposed curfews and National Guard patrols as governors and President Carter moved to declare disaster areas and seek relief.
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OJ Simpson Signs With NBC
OJ Simpson signs a multi million dollar NBC deal to provide 1980 Olympics commentary and appear in TV shows and movies. The Buffalo Bills running back will also produce some of the films, with sports commentary slated to begin in July 1978.
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Housing Arrangements Made For Up With People Troupe
Seventy youths in the Up With People troupe will stay with local families in Mexico two nights around an April 18 Presser Hall performance sponsored by the Audrain Historical Society. The organization funds tuition through earnings and sponsors. about 4,000 in yearly tuition per member is split with travel across North America and beyond. Marian Anderson will give a concert next week at the University of Pennsylvania after donating her papers to the institution.
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Vietnam-Era Veterans Seek Upgrades at St. Louis Center
Overland Missouri AP veteran activists including deserters flood the Joint Liaison Office with calls to upgrade discharges to honorable status. Brig. Gen. Young says 3,000 to 4,000 interviews daily as 50 telephones operate on a toll-free WATS line. Desertion cases are handled with special rules. upgrades depend on service records and circumstantial factors.
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Real Ear Full 920 The Big One 495 No Dreuth About It
Local advert promises the Real Ear Full 920 and the Big One at 495 with a bold claim. Dealers urge readers to call or visit a nearby Cargill outlet for details. No dramatic events, just sales emphasis and contact call to action.
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