Cities Dying Slow Cancerous Death Havens For The Poor
St Louis and other major cities face rising costs and eroding tax bases as welfare and services strain budgets. Officials warn municipal gaps could reach hundreds of billions without federal and state revenue sharing, with Newark and St Louis as stark examples of urban decline.
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Move To Half Cubans Entering U S Across Mexican Borders
Miami reports hundreds of Cubans are entering the United States legally from Mexico by boat, barrel, and bravado. About 500 crossed Texas to Arizona in four months as U S officials ease some rules while tightening others to curb the flow.
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Mosquitoes, Fruit Flies, and a Court Test in Ohio
A Wood County Common Pleas Court hearing will decide how to handle a mosquito problem and about 3,000 fruit flies used in genetics research at Bowling Green State University. Researchers fear city insecticide plans would harm the fruit fly study and student Erwin Oster obtained a temporary injunction against the planned fogging. A hearing was scheduled.
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