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more women
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Sponsored by th ianon
800 the Cen r for Int mationaJ
Policy, a W hington gr up,
eight experts pent fiv day
tudyin CUba' health care ys­
tern and tbecomitionot'i medi­
cal facHiti . They examined the
effect a long- tanding U.S. trad
embargo, the d taring March
tonns and the Soviet Union'
demise i having on Cuba
health care ystem,
Montserrat to
benefit from
USAID programs
PL YMoum. MON ERRA T
P) - Montserrat will n w be
eligible for Uruted Stat ency
for Internati nal Development­
funded programs th i land'
chief rrunister
Rueben
ency has
igned a \ gal ment e ur-
errat would not be
excl ud . m rutin pro
The Chief Minis r ys the
U.s. AID director has been to
Washington D.C. and th legal
documen have been drafted up.
The Montserrat leader com­
mended U.S. AID for following
up so quickly on the requ ts of
the two Btitish dependent territo­
ries.
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US seeks broader
anctlons against Haiti
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Denny' hit
wi h. another
discrimination suit
A ROSS
CLEVElAND ( p)-Five current
and former employees of Denny'
r taurants in the Cleveland area
havefiled uitinU.S.Di trictCourt
charging the chain with di crimi-
nating against them beca they .
are Bl k.
Denny' denied any wrongd -'
ing.
The uit was filed on behalf of
the ive by George L. Forb , pr i­
dent of the Cleveland chapter of th
NAACP and former Cleveland
City Council president. The uit
filed Tu day ked the court for $5
million in damag and an order
barring Denny's from di criminat­
ing.
The defendants in the suit are
Denny' Inc. based in Spartan­
burg, S.C., and three affiliated
companies that own 'the chain 0
1.300 r taurants nationwide.
"It's our po ition that Denny'
knew full well what w going on
with their individual t res" said
Cas andra Collier-Williams, one
of th lawyers wh filed the law-
uit.
By GEORGE GEDDA
A .. oc�ted Press Writer
W HIN TON (AP) -A U.S.-led
effort to impo e an international oil
embargo against Haiti got under way
recently at a meeting in New York
involving official from the United
States, France, Canada and Vene­
zuela.
U.S. officials said the effort could
lead to United Nation anction
against Haiti if there i ufficient inter­
national upport .
. The Organization of American ,
Stat recommended hemi pheric
anctions against Haiti in October
1991, but oil and other g ds have,
connnued to arrive in Haiti, enabling
the military-dominated regime, to ur­
vive.
, Th U.S. official king not to be
identified, aid the U.S. objective i to
rally internanonal upport for a ban on
deliveri 0 OIl produ ts and for freez-
ing Haitian ets abroad.
TIl Y ID H U.$. goal i to
expand anctions in a way that would
target th pow er tru tur in Hai n and
not the poor majority.
The United Stat h complied
with th OAS-recommended embarg
'against Haiti. Two weeks ago aced
with continued Haitian opposition to
restoring democratic rule th Clinton
drnini tration revoked th vi and
froze the e 0 1 din Haiti no -
fi ial and th ir upp rte .
European h v
AI RI II R a
pokes woman at Denny' corpo­
rate headquarters, aid it would be
in ppropriate to comment on nd­
ing liti ti n.
A tatement i ued b th com-
pany aid D nny' Old not toler-
ate ha ment ordi rimination 0
any kind."
Th e filing the uit were Gr -
gory Braylock of Cleveland
Height , Michael Win ton of
Cleveland Kursten A. Hemphill of
Warrensville Heigh , Jo eph A.
Gray of Garfield Heigh and Jac­
queline Logan of Euclid.
The five had participated in
picketing outside a Denny' in
North Randall in January to protest
alleged di rirnination,
The five aid they had been
called demeaning names by restau­
rant managers and had been forced
tor ignorhadtheirworkhourscut
in retaliation forcomplaining about
alleged rni treatment.
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that they support efforts to i olate the
Haitian regime.
Among other reasons, the Europ -
am maintain uch actions arc pre­
cluded by international economic
agreements of which Haiti i a mem­
ber.
The U.S. objective i to restore
ousted President Jean-Bertrand Ari -
tide to office. He was depo ed in Sep­
tember 1991,
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