Embassies on Embassy Row Face Upkeep Fight Over Blight
In Washington's Embassy Row residents protest neglectful upkeep and unwelcoming conversions that turn historic mansions and chanceries into drab office fronts. Local activists like John Sukenik press for better enforcement while State Department OFM plans guidelines and outreach to diplomats.
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Verizon talks heat up as 87000 workers strike nears third week
Negotiators for Verizon Communications and two unions held intense marathon discussions as the 87,000 telephone workers strike entered its 14th day. Verizon says two major issues reached tentative agreement while unions insist details remain. Contracts expired August 6 for workers in 12 states and DC. Picketing CWA members continued as talks persisted.
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Gore’s Son Faces North Carolina Court Date
Albert Gore III, 17, son of former vice president Al Gore, was arrested by the North Carolina Highway Patrol on a rural state highway. Camille Johnston, spokeswoman for Tipper Gore, said the Gores are handling the matter as a family issue and a court hearing was scheduled for the 13th.
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