Carter asks Europe Latin America to take Cuban asylum seekers
President Carter urges European and Latin American nations to admit Cubans fleeing Havana embassies as the United States expands admissions. About 3,500 Cubans are being welcomed, with Peru Spain and Costa Rica agreeing to accept refugees while the rest await international cooperation.
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Castro stalls airlift of Cuban refugees from Havana
Fidel Castro blocks the planned airlift of refugees from the Peruvian Embassy in Havana. President Carter accuses Castro of obstructing the exodus as weather delays a mercy fleet from Miami. Peru Spain Costa Rica plan to take groups while 5,500 more await Costa Rican processing.
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Supreme Court tightens deadlines and hikes fees
The Supreme Court revised its rules to extend filing times and raise costs to 200 dollars to place a case on its docket and 50 dollars for a rehearing petition. Criminal and state appeals See changed deadlines. cases filed when mailed with prepaid postage. new color coding and page limits adopted.
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UMW Endorses Carter Ahead of Pennsylvania Primary
The United Mine Workers union with over 50 000 Pennsylvania miners endorsed President Carter for re election a week before the Pennsylvania primary with UMWA President Sam Church Jr stating Carter has proposed more coal driven programs and noting Carter backed coal friendly bills and black lung amendments.
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Cable firms court North Olmsted franchise
Five cable television firms presented programs to the North Olmsted council on Monday night in the race for the prime franchise. The firms were Continental Cable Vision North Olmsted Cable TV Space Cable Inc Teleprompter of North Olmsted Inc and Cleveland Area TV Inc No decision was made. A public hearing will be set after a winner is chosen to discuss completion hook-up dates and services offered.
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Navy grants beer break for Nimitz crew on 100th day at sea
Navy Secretary Edward Hidalgo issued a one time waiver allowing 5,000 sailors aboard the USS Nimitz to drink two bottles of beer apiece over the weekend to celebrate 100 days at sea. Liquor aboard ships has been banned since Lincoln's era, but the unusual tour length prompted the morale move.
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