South Africa Ponders End to Pass Laws Amid Reforms
Johannesburg reports praise from critics as government backs repeal of pass laws and offers citizenship moves amid talks with ANC guerrillas in Zambia. Business leaders Gavin Kelly Zac de Beer and Tony Bloom meet exiled ANC, while Soweto and Cape Town unrest continues with police firing on protesters and students.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Zambia
African National Congress
Botha
Gavin Kelly
Anglo American Corp
Zac de Beer
Anglo
Tony Bloom
Premier Group
Jabaru
Soweto
Cape Town
South Africa to expel foreign reporters who lie
Deputy Foreign Minister Louis Nel said the government will expel foreign reporters who write lies about conditions here. He cited deportation orders for Ray Wilkinson and action against a Spanish journalist, while stressing the aim is fair reporting not general censorship. The government has 162 accredited foreign correspondents, many working without accreditation, and Nel hinted at tighter entry policy while seeking a better international image.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Nawswrt
Louis Nel
the Tribune
Jose Lopez
Lopez
Wilkinson
Nel
Newsweek
U.S
Dynamite cache found near Akron forces work shutdown
About 1,000 people were kept home as a state hazardous materials team inspected some 350 pounds of old dynamite at The High Voltage Systems Division of LE Myers Co in Summit County. The bomb squad moved about 50 pounds but deemed it too volatile to move routinely. Authorities cleared a 1,000 foot radius around the site with no residences affected.
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Akron, Ohio
Northhampton
Myron Harrington
High Voltage Systems Division
LE. Myers Co
Harrington
Summit County
Akron
Wholesale prices fall 2.3 percent in August driven by food and fuel
The Labor Department reports August wholesale prices dropped 2.3 percent led by food and energy. Beefs and veal fell 2.1 percent while fresh fruit and poultry rose. Energy costs declined, natural gas down 1.4 percent, heating oil flat. New car prices slipped 0.2 percent as light trucks rose 0.7 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Pace Siice
DeChant case tense as youngest seeks safety and guardianship
Garean DeChant, North Olmsted law director, says his youngest son fears for his life as ongoing investigation into the DeChant family murder expands. Catherine Quest, DeChant's daughter, is expected to be named legal guardian of Danny. Avon Prosecutor Douglas Brill denies imminent arrests and refuses further comment while police remain unavailable.
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Garean
City of
North Olmsted
Catherine Quest
DeChant
Danny
Mrs. Quest
Avon
Douglas Brill
Appeals Bond Sought in Dodrill Case After Raids
Cirigliano urged filing an appeals bond while Rosenbaum pledged to fight Dodrill’s release on appeal. The prosecutor warned about the case’s future after missing negatives. The rape victim testified by tape as her guardian claimed she is traumatized. Dodrill, arrested in 1984 over an exotic dancing service raid, faced rape and promoting prostitution charges. The prostitution count may be dropped. parole eligibility is about ten years.
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T’m
Cirigliano
Zerbini
Rosenbaum
Dodrill
Bombs damage US cars and a Citibank branch in Athens
Two bombs damaged cars of U S airmen in the Kypseli district of Athens and wrecked a Citibank branch window. No injuries were reported. A U S Air Force sergeant at Hellenikon base had his car destroyed and another serviceman’s vehicle was damaged. A second blast shattered bank windows and street glass. No claim of responsibility.
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Athens
Greece
U.S
Citibank
Kypseli
Air Force
Hellenikon
Boys honored by Kiwanians for swift aid
Mrs. Kader suffered a stroke caused by an aneurysm pressing her optic nerve. Four boys helped stabilize her until ambulance arrival, and Dr. Runser credited their emergency care. Mrs. Kader, now recovering, credited the Kiwanis honored boys and urged community recognition of young people doing good.
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Kiwanis
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