Church heads to Havana for four day Cuban visit
Sen Frank Church sails with aides and reporters to Havana for a four day visit to meet Fidel Castro. He notes the landing of an American military plane marks a historic moment since 1961 but warns no rapid shift in U.S. Cuba relations is guaranteed. Church led a Senate panel that investigated U S intelligence abuses including CIA efforts against Castro.
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Middle East peace talks fade as conference hopes fall
US officials traveling with Secretary of State Vance say a Middle East peace conference is unlikely before year’s end. Major concessions, especially from Israel, are needed to even initiate talks. Vance plans discussions with Saudi officials in Taif then moves to Jerusalem to meet Israeli leaders before briefings with Egypt, Jordan, and Syria.
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Greek Cypriots pay final homage to archbishop
Thousands of Greek Cypriots wept as Archbishop Makarios body was carried through Nicosia in a grand funeral procession attended by politicians, prelates, and military leaders. Makarios, Cyprus president since 1960, died of a heart attack at 63, leaving a void amid Greek Turkish Cyprus strife.
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Carter Attends Both Plains Baptist And Breakaway Church
In Plains Georgia President Carter avoids taking sides in a church feud over racial issues. He attends Bible class at Plains Baptist Church and worships at the rival Maranatha Baptist Church. He prays for reconciliation while acknowledging two strong churches may endure.
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits Northern Ireland Amid IRA Terror Threat
Security forces brace for the royal trip as IRA factions threaten a Jubilee blitz while Queen Elizabeth II tours Northern Ireland. Police report weekend arrests and bombings in Belfast with damages over 1.7 million, as Britain boosts troops to about 32,400 for the visit and security plans focus on Belfast harbor routes and Hillsborough Castle stops. Sion Fein plans protest marches, raising fears of clashes with troops and pro-British rallies during the Queen's two day visit aboard Britannia.
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Porno star to sue government over obscenity case debts
New York AP reports Harry Reems, star of Deep Throat, plans to sue the federal government for nearly 100000 in legal costs from his obscenity defense. Conviction in Memphis 1916 overturned March 25, highlighting a high profile post trial dispute. In Northern Ireland, Catholic fears and IRA militants frame reactions to the Queen's tour amid Protestant dominance.
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Harry Reems
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U.S. District Court
Memphis
Lottery numbers in Pennsylvania and Maryland today
AP reports Saturday lottery results with the Pennsylvania daily draw showing 0 7 3 and the Maryland draw listing 57. No winners are announced in this brief.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Maryland Daily Bottery
The Daily Mail Establishes Newsroom Address and Rates
The Daily Mail notes publication daily except Sundays and holidays at 35-31 Summit Ave in Hagerstown Maryland with ZIP 21744. It lists subscription prices: 73 cents weekly, 61% monthly, mail options at $3.75 for one month, $9.75 for three months, and $13.58 for six months, plus a yearly rate. The Associated Press rights are stated for republication.
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Hagerstown
Associated Press
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Benzene Linked to Leukemia Says New NYU Study
A three year study by New York University's Institute of Environmental Medicine provides the strongest evidence yet that high doses of benzene can cause leukemia in animals, supporting long held concerns about the chemical. funded by the American Petroleum Institute, the project sought to establish a link between benzene exposure and blood disorders.
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Martin Merzer
NEW York
New York University
Institute of Environmental Medicine
American Petroleum Institute
$1.5 Billion Waste Cited on Alaska Pipeline Project
Washington report accuses Alyeska and contractors of massive waste on the $8 billion Trans-Alaska pipeline. Idle workers, idle equipment stored outside, misordered spare parts, and lost or damaged gear due to poor supervision are cited. The findings aim to justify lower transportation costs and challenge inflated construction charges.
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