Castro calls for new world order at UN speech
Fidel Castro addressed the United Nations General Assembly to thunderous applause from Third World delegates. He denounced what he called an unjust global system and aggressive U.S. policies, urging an end to exploitation of poor nations and speaking for children lacking bread. He said he did not come as a prophet.
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Castro protests in New York as Fidel’s sister denounces regime
Juanita Castro joined about 3000 demonstrators near the United Nations urging the overthrow of Fidel Castro. She said she came from Miami to confront him, calling him a monster, while security around Castro remained tight at the UN and Cuban Mission.
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Pay Increase for Federal Workers Takes Effect
President Carter signed a delayed pay raise restoring full salaries for about 1.5 million federal workers. The move avoided a paid backlog as Cabinet agencies faced pay gaps and overtime costs during a funding stalemate that threatened benefits for millions.
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Byrd Halts U S Funds To Cuba
The Senate accepted Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. amendment barring U S funds to the United Nations from being allocated to Cuba. Byrd argued Castro’s UN stance and Cuban base activities justify stopping U S taxpayer aid to Cuba via UN channels.
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Two Killed as Train Collision Rocks Suburban Illinois
An Amtrak train packed with college students collided head on with a freight train in Harvey Illinois after a switching error. Two people died and 44 were injured as the double decker coach derailed and the engine was crushed. An East Hazel Crest rescue worker died of a heart attack during the response.
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House votes to lift gasoline price controls sparking $2 concern
The House approved a 191 to 188 vote to end price and allocation controls on gasoline, risking sharp price rises. Rep. John Dingell warns futures could reach $2 a gallon amid potential shortages while Iran cuts its oil exports adding U.S. supply risks. Separately a migrant worker was shot at a Winchester camp. Isaac Rahning, 37, was wounded, and Timothy Augustus, 33, faces charges.
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West Virginia driver sentenced for reckless driving
A West Virginia man involved in a July high speed chase was sentenced yesterday on a reckless driving charge. Details inside. The notice hints at further local incidents as crews repaired a broken water main amid ongoing disruptions. The Orioles beat the Pirates to take a game lead in the World Series with game four due later today.
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