Castro wins Mexican president's backing over Cuba blockade
Fidel Castro finished a two day visit to Mexico with President Jose Lopez Portillo backing his demand to end the U S economic blockade against Cuba and to vacate Guantanamo. The leaders issued a communique urging respect for UN principles and renewed support for Panama's canal sovereignty as Castro prepared to leave. An anti Castro bombing targeted the Cuban mission in Washington amid the visit.
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Kerr-McGee to appeal verdict over Silkwood contamination
Kerr-McGee faces an appeal of a 10.5 million verdict against it for negligence at the Crescent, Oklahoma plant, in a case tied to Karen Silkwood's plutonium contamination. The ruling could set a strict liability precedent for nuclear firms and impact future industry accountability.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Barred Court Hearings
AP reports the Supreme Court will rule that judges may bar the public and reporters from some proceedings and that a NY judge closed a Rochester pretrial hearing. Gannett and press groups urge notice and open access unless clear danger to justice, stressing public access to pretrial actions. Justice White expected to author the libel ruling.
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Myers returns to work Monday as computer specialist
ANNAPOLIS AP A spokesman says Thomas A Myers fired by Comptroller Louis L Goldstein for alleged security risk will be back at work Monday in Baltimore at 8 24 a m He will report to work in his classification Myers a West River resident was fired Sept 13 after secretly taping a conversation with Arthur Southard then head of Goldstein s Data Processing Division Officials say the act makes him a security risk unable to be trusted with sensitive taxpayer information in the division
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