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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1977

Page

6

Soviet envoys ticketed for parking fines in Washington

UPI reports Soviet diplomats in Washington accumulated 12,270 unpaid parking tickets in 1976 with 245,400 dollars due. State Department cites a two block rule with Moscow and a formal understanding on parking, while other embassies also ignore tickets. Israel and several nations followed with large deficits. Grenada, Guinea Bissau and Laos had none due to no active embassy.

Washington UPI State Department District of Columbia Hampton Davis Protocol Office Kremlin United States Davis Moscow Russia Nigeria Peru Organization of American States Cameroon France Sudan Trinidad & Tobago Saudi Arabia Grenada Guinea Bissau Laos

OAS urged to defend human rights in regional vote

The United States asked the Organization of American States to urge member nations to ban torture executions and detentions without due process. Costa Rica and Venezuela supported the draft. Dominican Republic joined as cosponsor. Jamaica and other Caribbean states eyed for support. The four part resolution strengthens protections and calls for visits to promote rights, while reaffirming anti terrorism and economic development tied to freedom.

Grand Anse Grenada UPI United States Organization of American States Costa Rica Venezuela U.S General Assembly Dominican Republic Jamaica Caribbean Colombia OAS Permanent Council Interamerican Human Rights Commission Uruguay Chile OAS

U S Pilgrim Surge for Neumann Saint at Vatican

About 30,000 American Catholics gathered in Rome to witness Pope Paul VI canonize Bishop John Nepomucene Neumann as America's first male saint. The Philadelphia prelate helped found the U.S. parochial school system and will become the United States third saint, joining Frances Xavier Cabrini and Elizabeth Ann Seton.

Vatican City UPI U.S Rome Paul VI Philadelphia America John Nepomucene Neumann Neumann Vatican St. Peter’s Square St. Peter's Square Prachatitz Czechoslovakia United States St. Patrick’s Cathedral New York City Erie Canal Upstate New York

Cholera Outbreak Spreads to Tokyo Suburbs

Japan faces its first major cholera outbreak in 30 years as cases rise in Arida and Koganei near Tokyo. Authorities order mass inspections and disinfection while a tour group link is investigated and precautions expand to western regions.

Tokyo UPI Japan Arida Koganei Philippines Tie Cog Wakayama

Rioting in South Africa Leaves 11 Dead Across Towns

Police report 11 killed in riots tied to a black power salute dispute near Johannesburg Soweto and Port Elizabeth areas. A white constable died from a colleague's accidental gunfire as 400 protesters were detained and emergency courts handed swift punishments.

Johannesburg South Africa UPI Soweto Kaba Kwanobuhle Port Elizabeth Bantu (African) Administration Board Andre Dorfling Olice Jafta Rass Rass Kwanabuhle

Fianna Fail wins historic Irish parliamentary majority

In Dublin, Fianna Fail led by Jack Lynch secured a landslide with 80 seats. Fine Gael 41, Labor 17, Independents 4. The Cosgrave government blamed defeat on housewives and farmers as coalition cabinet members fell, including Patrick Cooney. The election also ended Conor Cruise O'Brien’s push on constitutional claims to Northern Ireland.

Dublin Ireland UPI Jack Lynch Fianna Fail Liam Cosgrave Fianna Fair Fine Gael Labor Cosgrave Brussels Riche Ryan Patrick Cooney Cooney Irish Republican Army Conor Cruise O'Brien Irish Republic Northern Ireland

Uganda silent on fate of jailed British businessman

Uganda remained silent on Robert Scanlon facing execution on espionage charges after arrest last week. Radio Uganda said he would be tried by a special military tribunal and could be executed by firing squad before week’s end, but the broadcasts have since dropped references and offered no updates.

Nairobi Kenya UPI Uganda Robert Scanlon Scanlon Radio Uganda Radio Idi Amin Gloria

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