Change in His Policy Guides Cuban Prisoner Release
In Havana, 46 Cuban political prisoners and 33 relatives flew to the United States amid Cuban leader Fidel Castro’s shift in policy. Eugenio Zaldivar, among the first group allowed to emigrate, said he would return to Cuba to reunite his family, while Castro credited exiles including Bernardo Benes for the releases. A potential expansion to 1,000 prisoners by year end was hinted.
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Miami
Eugenio Zaldivar
United States
Havana
Jose Marti
Zaldivar
Fidel Castro
United
Bernardo Benes Benes
Castro
U.S
Benes
Tony Cuesta
Cuesta
Cuba
Promotion of Chelsea drink suspended by Anheuser Busch
Anheuser Busch suspended all test market advertising and promotion of its Chelsea drink after a six hour meeting with executives. Spokesman Joseph Finnigan said the product is all natural with less sugar and no caffeine though some groups fear it could condition children to drink beer. The 0.5 percent alcohol beverage will remain in five test markets for at least six months, with TV ads pulled to address criticisms.
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ST. Louis
Anheuser Busch Inc
Chelsea
Joseph T. Finnigan
Busch III
Anheuser-Busch
Virginia Nurses Association
Barbara Bolton
Finnigan
Hamilton County Chamber director named HATI executive chief
Hamilton County executive vice president Richard C. Hamilton-Richard C. Parks of the Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce will become executive director of the Hamilton Association of Trade and Industry, succeeding Ryan B. Hall who retires December 31.
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Hamilton
Richard C. Parks
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton Association of Trade and Industry
HATI
Ryan B. Hall
After 50 years My Weekly Reader still informing students
A profile of My Weekly Reader and its 50 year history since debut in 1928. Xerox acquired the publication in 1965 and moved printing to Columbus Ohio with offices in Middletown Connecticut. Circulation peaked at 15 million, declined to about 7 million, and now hovers near 7.5 million under editor Terry Borton and consultant Eleanor Johnson. The paper evolved from hard news to youth friendly content while preserving its mission to reflect children's world.
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Xerox Corp
My Weekly Reader
Xerox Education Publications
Columbus
Ohio
Middletown
Conn
Xerox
Eleanor Johnson
Miss Johnson
York
Terry Borton
Borton
Halloween campfire and hike at Governorble Park
OKEANA A Halloween hike and campfire sponsored by the Butler County District will be Friday at 7 30 p m in Governor ble Park Morgannae off Ohio 126 between Okeana and Scipio A nature prize will be awarded for the best costume and best ghost story told John Mundy park district naturalist said Participants are asked to bring marshmallows and sticks The program will be in the Shady Grove area of the park
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Okeana
Butler County
Hee District
Governor Ble Park
Morgannae
Ohio 126
Scipio
John Mundy
Park District
Shady Grove
Cleveland Schools Closed Amid Desegregation Shuffle
About 6,000 Cleveland pupils were reassigned to new schools as the district closed 26 of 182 buildings amid court ordered desegregation. Officials warned more closures could follow as the financially troubled system downsizes.
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Cleveland
Peter P Carlin
U.S
Frank J. Battisti
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