Wayne Hays seeks last hurrah in Ohio House bid
A Bellaire Ohio Kiwanis audience hears former congressman Wayne Hays, longtime Democratic power in southeastern Ohio, announce a bid for the Ohio House of Representatives two years after his Washington retirement. He seeks cross over GOP votes in a six candidate Democratic field, citing retirement unease and desire to stay active. He notes his past House Administration chair role and recounts the Elizabeth Ray affair as a remembered distraction rather than a defining point. He plans to campaign despite a slim chance of defeating better organized rivals in the June 6 primary.
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Ohio
Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Washington Post
Ohio House of Representatives
Washington
Canadian US fishing ban escalates in fisheries dispute
Canada orders a ban on U S and Canadian fishing in each other waters after failure to implement the 1978 interim agreement. Jamieson told Parliament the move aims to protect Canadian fisheries while the United States warns it will reciprocate and seek to make the provisional accord law. Talks in April and May failed to resolve the dispute.
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UPI
Canada
United States
U.S
Don Jamieson
Jamieson
Washington
Zaire
Shaba
State Department
Wall of flame kills ad seven kids in NY
A two story rooming house fire in CHOES NY killed a man identified as Johns Gratto Sr and his seven children aged 9 to 4 months. Virginia Gratia escaped with the blaze starting shortly before 11 p.m. Friday. Firefighters battled a wall of flame that left the back wall charred and caused a partial roof collapse. a firefighter was injured.
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Cohoes
N.Y
Wall of Flame
Choes
UPI
Johns Gratto, Sr
Eleanor
Francis
Evelyn
John Jr
Edith
Amd
Sarah
Patricia
Virginia Gratia
Francis Dubois
James Shea
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Dalve Koschnick
Hudson River
Madrid
Spain
APS
Turkey
Toll 6 in bus bombing set to mar Israel holiday
AP report from Jerusalem notes the death toll rising to six after a Palestinian bomb blast hit a city bus timed to coincide with Israel’s planned observance of the 11th anniversary of East Jerusalem’s capture. A 17-year-old Israeli youth died during the night and five others perished Friday, including Richard Fishman, a 30-year-old medical student from Silver Spring Maryland. Twenty were injured as the bus neared Yad Vashem during rush hour. Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek urged restraint to avoid spoiling the celebrations.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Richard Fishman
Silver Spring
East Jerusalem
Western Wall
Judaism
Judge apologizes for words on rape remarks in Hartford
Hartford Common Pleas Court Judge Walter M. Pickett Jr apologized for remarks last month that were seen as condoning rape. Rep. LaRosa urged the Judicial Review Council to investigate the conduct. The May 17 hearing involved Raymond LaBelle and four men accused in a rape case, with LaBelle’s charge reduced to conspiracy to commit sexual assault for lack of evidence.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Hartford Common Pleas Court
Walter M. Pickett Jr
Pickett
Paul LaRosa
Hartford
State Judicial Review Council
Raymond LaBelle
Springfield, Mass
LaBelle
Superior
LA Rosa
Connecticut Judicial System
Council
Bei Cramer
LaRosa
Pickett 2
Drought Threatens Up To One Million in Ethiopian Wollo
World news in brief reports up to 1 million people facing possible starvation in Wollo region of northeast Ethiopia due to drought soil erosion and deforestation. Ethiopian Democratic Union blamed for attacks on clinics and schools as famine fears rise across the region.
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London
UPS
Wollo
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Ethiopian Democratic Union
How many U S secrets did Soviets hear
Soviet eavesdropping devices found at the U S Embassy prompt questions about how many American secrets were compromised. Officials confirmed a secret listening post in a shaft near a chimney and a protest to the Soviet government, with no Soviet reply. The devices were discovered May 25 by Navy Seabee crews while repairing fire damage. length of placement and breach of security remain unknown.
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Moscow
UPI
U.S
State Department
Navy Seabee
Carter
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