Cuba Debate Signals Shift on Trade and Cuba Policy
Senators pressed expert on terrorism about Cuba as lawmakers seek to ease embargo and normalize ties. A proposed 12 member commission would study military threats and other U S Cuban issues and advise the next president in 2001. Senator Warner opposes adding amendments to the defense bill.
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Egan Installed Archbishop of New York in St Patrick’s
Edward Michael Egan was installed as archbishop of the New York Archdiocese at St. Patrick’s Cathedral with 3000 worshippers present. The ceremony featured 11 banners for counties and native lands, prayers in eight languages, and a papal nuncio letter from John Paul II entrusting Egan after the death of John O’Connor. Egan, 68, comes from Bridgeport after 12 years there and earlier served in New York under O’Connor.
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AOL to launch interactive TV service AOLTV in July
AOL Inc will roll out its interactive television service AOLTV starting in July. Initial markets include Phoenix Sacramento Baltimore and five other cities with a national rollout planned through the fall. AOL prices set at 250 for set top box plus 1495 monthly for members and 2495 for nonmembers. Analysts see slow early growth but potential for billions in e commerce and advertising revenue.
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Georgia water cops patrol lawn bans amid droughts
In Georgia a county maintenance worker Reggie Nation enforces a statewide 10am to 10pm watering ban during a severe drought. He and others warn violators, issuing warnings and escalating penalties up to $500 fines and reconnection fees, while residents adjust to restricted watering and car washing rules.
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Congressman Hall to seek slavery apology again with museum plan
Rep. Tony Hall plans to reintroduce a resolution for a congressional apology to black Americans for slavery, expand it to include a national slavery museum, curriculum reforms, and a scholarship fund. Juneteenth will kickoff the effort with a Washington march and news conference.
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