U S Tightens Checks as Ebola Fear Spreads From Africa
Washington tightens border checks to curb Ebola travel risks amid Africa outbreaks. INS screens all incoming travelers, repeats triage for those from Africa and especially Zaire, while CDC coordinates third screenings and possible quarantines. Experts warn monitoring helps but cannot guarantee full protection.
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NAACP Chief Faces Push for Financial Disclosure
Myrlie Evers Williams, new NAACP chair, leads a pivotal session to disclose a long awaited audit detailing 3.2 million dollars in debt from NAACP spending and potential fiscal misconduct. The meeting also seeks a search committee for a new executive director and scrutiny of Wil liam Gibson's prior expense practices.
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Immigrants not victims of reprisals policy briefing
Washington officials said Cuban authorities granted unprecedented access to monitor repatriated migrants and that of 24 returned since May 2 none faced reprisals. A new group of 23 was picked up by a Coast Guard cutter but not yet repatriated. Tarnoff defended the policy before a hostile House panel while critics called the move dangerous and unreliable.
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