Cubans Brace for Impact of New U S Restrictions
Havana reports new U S rules limit Cuban visits to once every three years and cap remittances at 300 dollars, retroactive from the last trip. The changes target Cuba's economy and Fidel Castro, affecting families like Pedro Manuel Camos'. More than a million Cubans live abroad, with about 600,000 in South Florida. last year 168,000 Cuban visitors from the U S brought boxes and large suitcases.
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Bus bombing targets Afghan election workers in Jalalabad
A bomb exploded on a bus carrying female election workers near Jalalabad, killing two and wounding 13, including a child. The Taliban claimed responsibility and warned of further violence as Karzai urged voters not to be deterred.
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Retired Concorde Opens to Public View in New York
The Concorde Alpha Delta, once a symbol of luxury air travel, is opened for public tours at the Intrepid Sea-Air Space Museum on Manhattan's West Side. Visitors can explore the cabin and flight deck while learning about 1960s aviation tech and the plane's trans Atlantic speed record.
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Researchers begin international humpback whale survey
SEATTLE AP Researchers embark on a four month international expedition to study humpback whales in the North Pacific. The three year 3 million NOAA funded project involves scientists and volunteers from Japan Russia Mexico Canada the Philippines Costa Rica and several Central American nations. The effort aims to map the region s humpback population as it recovers from historic whaling while tracking a possible 6 to 8 percent annual growth.
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Israeli troops kill eight militants in West Bank clash
Israeli troops ambushed militants holed in an underground tunnel in Nablus killing seven fugitives including the West Bank’s most wanted. A separate raid in Nablus killed an eighth militant as border police clashed with protesters over the separation barrier. Police said rioters threw stones and improvised weapons. Arafat called for an Olympic truce during Greece games.
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