Sugar workers strike halts Hawaii contracts in apam
In Honolulu, sugar workers began a broad strike impacting Hawaii's largest industry as negotiations between unions and employers stall on a new contract. The walkout involves thousands of workers and threatens production across plantations, with talks halted and no immediate settlement in sight.
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Skaters Face Surging Injuries Doubling in 1977
Washington AP reports a federal study by the Consumer Product Safety Commission predicts skateboard injuries will reach 375,000 in 1977, edging out non professional football injuries at about 370,000. Only bicycle injuries will exceed them.
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U S may offer Cuba access to embargoed medicines
Washington reports the United States may let Cuba buy 22 re saving but embargoed drugs and medicines to boost health cooperation. Peter Bourne, aide to President Carter, said he and Dr. Julius Richmond will visit Cuba soon to discuss this initiative.
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