Albright accuses Cuba of blocking Cuban exit visas
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright charged Cuba with arbitrarily denying exit permits to Cubans with U.S. visas, forcing risky boat escapes and separating families. The U.S. lodged a formal protest over Cuba’s violations of agreements and human decency as more detainees are reported attempting to leave with visas.
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Two Die in Arkansas University Shooting
At the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville two people were shot to death on the first day of the fall semester. The victims, a faculty member and a graduate student, were killed in a second floor Kimpel Hall office likely belonging to the English department. Students and faculty were evacuated as administrators and police responded.
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Philadelphia Faces Wave of Deteriorating Rowhouses
Fifteen Philadelphia rowhouses collapsed since Thursday as urban decay hits North Philadelphia. City officials say over 3,100 more buildings could fall, with water damage and leaky roofs blamed. Copters will survey danger hotspots and demolition could rise to 60 buildings weekly, costing 6 500 to 11 000 each. Mayor Street pursues a 250 million blight plan slated for fall execution.
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