Cypriots Demand Death For Abductors Rally honours Kyprianou after son's release
About 50,000 Greek Cypriots gathered in Freedom Square Nicosia to back President Spyros Kyprianou after his son Achilleas, a 19 year old National Guard officer, was released by right wing abductors. Kyprianou forgave the captors and warned of punishment for those who did not repent. The incident, linked to EOKA B and Cyprus' 1974 coup and Turkish invasion, sparked the largest Nicosia demonstration since the Makarios return.
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Yale strike ends as 1400 workers return to work
Yale University resumes normal operations after 1,400 striking dining hall maintenance and custodian workers ratify a three year contract by 13 to 1. Wages will rise from 0.96 to 1.36 an hour across 17 pay grades, with total package cost estimated over 500000. Gov. Ella Grasso and Labor Commissioner Frank Santaguida helped broker the deal after 11 weeks of stoppage and 96 arrests during protests.
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Court upholds ban on reporters in Seneca murder case
New York Court of Appeals rules the Seneca County judge correctly barred reporters from a pretrial evidence suppression hearing in the Wayne Clapp murder case. The decision overrules an Appellate Division ruling that granted media access. dissenting justices Jacob Fuchsberg and Lawrence Cooke disagreed.
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White House aide denied over party remark about ambassador's wife
Washington snickers followed reports that Hamilton Jordan told Mrs. Ashraf Ghorbal at a dinner party he could "see the twin pyramids of the Nile" after staring at her neckline. Jordan and White House officials deny the remark, while the ambassador's wife says she heard nothing offensive. Other guests, including Henry Kissinger, recall no incident.
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High Taxi Fare For Berlin Visitor In Manhattan
West German traveler Manfred Fradich paid 97.63 dollars for a 1.5 mile 30 minute cab ride from 38th Street to the President Hotel in midtown New York. Police say the driver charged a fare well above the expected two dollars and could not read the license due to dashboard lights.
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Floods and power outages hit the East Coast
Urban flooding and slippery roads disrupted utilities and travel from Washington to New Jersey. Flash flood watches were issued in the capital region and nearby states as freezing rain and snow knocked out power for about 2,500 residents in New Jersey.
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Weather Roundup for Mid Atlantic and Gulf Coast Regions
Rain for mid Atlantic region and cool to cold for most of the nation with a 70 percent precipitation chance through tomorrow. Occasional snow possible tonight and tomorrow. overnight low in mid 20s and high near 35.
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Court Supports Andreoli in Legal Review of Probe
The court affirmed that Andreoli’s appointment was legally valid and that the governor and the state attorney general face ongoing inquiry. County officials had battled the costs of the probe for 10 months while funding shifted from state to federal sources. Ralph Greenhouse urged budgeting restraint, flagging potential federal avenues if state litigation ends no sooner, and Richard Hennessy signaled careful consideration of the decision.
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Untermeyer Dies at 92 in Newtown Conn
Louis Unterme yer noted poet editor and critic died at his home in Newtown Connecticut at age 92. Cause of death undisclosed. A high school dropout he helped popularize poetry more than any other American writer of his generation. He wrote edited and anthologized hundreds of works and his anthologies Modern American Poetry and Modern British Poetry were widely used as textbooks.
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