Cuba opens talks on compensation with U.S. claims
Cuba’s foreign trade minister Marcelo Fernandez Font said Havana is willing to pay compensation to American businessmen whose property was seized, if Washington also agrees to compensate Cuba for losses from the 1962 embargo and U.S. acts of aggression. He urged lifting the embargo without conditions and examining trade financing and MFN status before normal trade resumes.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Marcelo Fernandez Font
U.S
Fernandez
East-West Trade Council
Slain mystery girl identified in Chicago case
Deborah Rosencranz, 16, of Chicago, is identified by dental records as the victim found badly beaten and bound near a roadside in Schiller Park on Sept 6. Police say the motive and killer remain unknown. a boyfriend is being sought for questioning after one man was released.
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Chicago
Jane Doe
Deborah Rosencranz
Deborah
Schiller Park
Elvis Graceland opens gravesite tour to public
Elvis Presley fans will be allowed to walk through Graceland garden to visit the gravesites of Elvis and his mother starting in mid November. Vernon Presley said gates will be open from late morning to early afternoon for four to five weeks with strict grounds access to the gravesite and round‑the‑clock security. Officials say more than one million visitors have already visited Graceland since Elvis died August 16 at age 42.
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Memphis, Tenn
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Graceland Mansion
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Singer
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Presley
Forest Hill Cemetery
Graceland
Bus hijacker to stand trial in Queens
Panamanian Luis Robinson was ruled mentally fit to stand trial for a July bus hijacking at Kennedy Airport in which two hostages died. The trial is set to begin October 11 in State Supreme Court in Kew Gardens, Queens, following psychiatric evaluations.
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New York
Luis Robinson
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Bernard Dubin
Queens
John Santucci
Robinson
State Supreme Court
Kew
Ohio Secretary Brown seeks new nonpartisan voter group
Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown says he has not heard back from Democratic or Republican county chairs after asking them to form a nonpartisan group to replace the League of Women Voters in voter information services. He states the League has become partisan, while the League accuses Brown of distorting his letter sent to county election boards.
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Ohio
Ted W. Brown
League of Women Voters
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Nonpartisan League
League
County Boards of Election
Officials probe school fames
Kansas City officials test a furnace and ventilation system to locate the source of carbon monoxide that sickened many students at Marlborough Elementary. The building was closed and students were sent to other schools as health officials investigate. Shawn Winkfield remained hospitalized in good condition.
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Kansas City
Marlborough
Conrad Mowrey
Shawn Winkfield
Robert Wheeler
Tornado Births Report From Local Addresses
Mr and Mrs Anthony Oakley welcome a girl at 1604 Woodlawn Ave while Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ferguson report a girl at 2309 Grand Ave both born Monday. Mr and Mrs Larry Keplinger announce a girl at 2026 Winona Drive also born Monday. Out of Town.
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Grand Ave
Larry Keplinger
Winona Drive
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Logan Ave
Bay
Fort Hamilton- Hughes Hospital
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Naranja
Fla
Homestead Air Force Base Hospital
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Yale Drive
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Rainelle
W. Va
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Burton Road
Weather Officials Defend Response To Cincinnati Tornado
Local weather officials defend their reaction to a Saturday tornado that hit the Cincinnati area with little warning causing about 2 million dollars in damage. The National Weather Service issued a storm warning hours before the tornado struck and a warning went out 10 minutes prior. Civil Defense will release a final report Friday explaining why the siren system did not work.
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Cincinnati
Civil Defense
National Weather Service Office
John Robinson
Senate House panel battles over public employee bargaining bill
A six member Senate House conference committee split over about a dozen issues in a public employee collective bargaining bill. They planned a debate and vote session October 17 to push a possible agreement to both chambers after autumn recess.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate House
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Meshel
Senate
Dayton
Ohio women groups merge to form statewide group
A new statewide feminist organization named Ohio Women Inc. formed from a merger of the Ohio Commission on the Status of Women and the Ohio Coalition for the Implementation of the Equal Rights Amendment. Anne Saunier of Columbus was elected president at a Saturday meeting. The group aims to empower Ohio women to reach their full potential in all aspects of life.
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Columbus
Ohio
Womens Rights
Ohio Women Inc. Was
The
Ohio Commission On the Status of Women
Ohio Coalition For the Implementation of the Equal Rights Amendment
Anne Saunier
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