Castro eases limits on leaving Cuba with families
U S officials say Fidel Castro announced that about 62 Americans and their Cuban families may depart Cuba together, marking a potential breakthrough in U S Cuba relations. Four Americans remain imprisoned on charges including hijacking and espionage with sentences up to 25 years, whose status Castro did not resolve.
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Public TV viewership rises but fund drive disarms some
Washington reports a rise in public television viewers this year compared with 1976, with a larger share watching weekly. The CPB funded study by Statistical Research Inc notes increased awareness of local stations and mixed reactions to fundraising appeals, including growing objection and some viewers skipping programs to avoid them.
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Immunization laws urged to protect schoolchildren
Atlanta CAP Headed by Health officials urge strict enforcement of immunization laws this fall to cover most of America's schoolchildren against measles and other diseases. CDC plans a national push to stem outbreaks, with focus on older children and new entrants to school.
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Carter pushes new canal pact in bid for Senate approval
President Carter leads a two pronged push to persuade Senate Republicans and others to ratify the Panama Canal treaty. He argues the pact strengthens U S security and Panama sovereignty, linking congressional support to broader Latin American policy and possible arms-control implications with the Soviet Union.
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OSHA warns pesticide may cause sterility in workers
The OSHA warns PECP I pesticide may cause sterility among male workers at Bow plant in Magnolia Arkansas and Occidental Chemical plant in Bateap California. Tests in California show 10 of 18 workers mostly sterile, triggered after reports of recent paternity. Production and sale of the product were suspended amid the investigation.
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Plaque naming cafeteria after cannibal removed
Washington AP Agriculture Secretary Red Bergland says he likes the department cafeteria food and ordered removal of a plaque calling the cafeteria Alfred Packer, a Rocky Mountain guide convicted of cannibalism. A private group at the Agriculture Department named it after Packer, though Bergland had no role, and the plaque was taken down after criticism.
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Agency confirms Nazi death in Paraguay
Interpol verified the man who died in Asuncion last week is alleged Nazi war criminal Eduard Roschmann. Paraguay police provided fingerprints and photos to West German officials for ID. Autopsy cited heart attack and diabetes. Roschmann, dubbed the Butcher of Riga, was sought for overseeing mass killings at a concentration camp near Riga. He reportedly fled to Argentina in 1948 and lived in South America.
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Enterprise ushers U S into new space era
At Edwards Air Force Base California the space shuttle Enterprise soared from a Boeing 747 and landed safely. Astronauts Fred Haise and Gordon Fullerton piloted the test craft before cheering crowds. Governor Edmund G Brown Jr hailed the mission as a major step expanding space use for Earth benefits.
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Son of Sam case moves with psychiatrists exam
New York AP reports psychiatrists begin Berkowitz evaluation as judge bars attorney from releasing taped conversations. Peltz denied offering to sell tapes. grand jury convened to hear Berkowitz confession details while police probe possible Queens rapes linked to the killer.
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Lottery roundup shows seven, Pittsburgh notes draw
A Pittsburgh AP brief reports the Pennsylvania daily lottery results with seven winning numbers and a note on the draw. The item mentions the statewide lottery activity and the corresponding numbers drawn, highlighting the event in concise terms.
Couple Shot to Death in Car in Wyandanch NY
Two middle aged victims were shot to death while sitting in a car in Wyandanch. A blue 1976 Mercedes-Benz four door sedan was found at the scene with headlights on. The male victim, about 90, sat behind the wheel. the female, about 40, in the front passenger seat. Witnesses saw a man flee. Motive undetermined though robbery is considered. Police linked the case to the days after Son of Sam arrests in NYC.
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Im bossibles and dance events at Am. Rod & Gun clubs
Listings for the Am. Rod & Gun Club of St Louis include dances by The Im Bossibles on Saturday August 27 at Cobes Cascade Am. Legion 234 dance on August 19 to 12:30, with Golden Sounds and Muse by Deening On Country. Members and guests welcome.
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Lottery winner arrested for ticket theft in Harrisburg
Harrisburg police say a certified $10,000 Pennsylvania Daily Lottery winner, Tiladys Panisewice, 44, Morrisburg, faces charges of receiving stolen property and related offenses after allegedly stealing 9,001 lottery tickets from a state warehouse and cashing in on some tickets. Four thousand stolen tickets were recovered. she was freed on bond as juveniles were released to parents with a future hearing set for Aug. 22.
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