Cuba US spat over embassy services and travel rules
The dispute centers on Cuba demanding Cuban Foreign Ministry contact for embassy services and tighter travel limits for American diplomats. Washington mirrors the policy for Cuban officials, amid broader friction over dissidents and U.S. diplomat James Cason’s island activities.
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Cuba
Bush
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
Havana
State Department
James Cason
Bremer pledges Iraqi self rule after ousting regime
L Paul Bremer says the coalition came to overthrow a despotic regime and now aims to help Iraqis regain control of their destiny. President Bush urges action as small businesses hesitate to hire. Jockey Jose Santos, cleared of wrongdoing in the Kentucky Derby, says a Miami photo ended his career’s happy moment.
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L. Paul Bremer
U.S
United States Congress
President Bush
Albuquerque, N.M
Miami
Jose Santos
May 13 highlights from history and notable events
On this date in history several events are noted including the 1981 shooting of Pope John Paul II in St. Peter's Square, Jamestown settlement in 1607, Sullivan born in 1842, war declaration against Mexico in 1846, Fatima vision reports in 1917, first U S air mail stamps in 1918, Churchill's 1940 speech, Eisenhower Seaway Act in 1954, Pajama Game Broadway opening in 1954, Nixon vehicle attacked in 1958.
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John Paul II
St. Peter’s Square
Mehmet Ali Agca
Jamestown
Sir Arthur Sullivan
William Gilbert
London
United States
Mexico
Fatima
Portugal
Richard Nixon
Caracas
Venezuela
Reader Forum Addressed By Mail And Fax Details
The notice lists contact methods for the Ls Pulse Reader Forum including email and fax options. It provides a mailing address at 310 N. Se Ext. 201 rental St Gar¢ and a phone line for editor correspondence. The fragment indicates instructions for reader submissions or letters to the editor via multiple channels.
Marriage and money clash in Bennett ethics tale
Ellen Goodman analyzes Bill Bennett's gambling scandal as a broader story of marriage finance tension. The piece contrasts public virtue with private risk, noting the high earner versus partner dynamics and the fragility of trust when money and power collide in marriage.
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Bill Bennett
Newsweek
The
Washington Monthly
Bennett
GOP
Elayne
Pepper Schwartz
Schwartz
Bush's tax plan hinges on wealth effect and jobs
The piece argues the Bush plan may work through the wealth effect from dividend taxes, aiming to spark stock gains and consumer spending to create jobs. It notes White House emphasis on workers, but argues short term gains may not translate into broad employment, urging focus on state and local job preservation.
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Jess Bush
Bush
Congress
Little Rock
Washington
White House
Richard Rahn
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Rahn
House
Senate
John Breaux
Louisiana
Pete Peterson
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Concord Coalition
Fear and fascination with tornadoes across Kansas
A personal reflection on fear and fascination with tornadoes shaped by moving from New York to Kansas in 1977. The writer recalls sirens, near misses, and a rare sighting east of Garden City, linking awe with respect for the storms. Past impacts include hail damage and a deadly 1991 Andover tornado, leaving lasting caution about witnessing twisters.
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New York
Kansas
Dorothy
Mom
Garden City
Butler County
Andover
Lawrence
Yates Center
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Pierce
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Washington Post
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Desi Arnaz
Blayne
Ellengoodman
Globe.com
David Broder
Riggs
Brett Riggs
Arden City Telegram
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