Cuban child custody debate tests US Cuba ties
Washington battles over Elian Gonzalez as relatives claim officials aided his father’s statements while tensions rise amid talks by officials from Washington and Havana. The case centers on the boy’s return to his father and the role of Cuban government influence on the family’s public statements.
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Tax-exempt Properties Dominate Syracuse Realty 1999 2000
City records show more than 1,500 properties were fully exempt from taxes totaling over 2.69 billion, with partial exemptions lifting the value to nearly 3.49 billion. Major sites like Carousel Center Crouse Hospital and Assumption Cemetery contributed, reflecting a broad economic development tool.
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CityHousing Values Fall as Syracuse Sees Fewer Sales
U S Census estimates show 8000 residents left the city as average home prices dropped from 68867 to 58837 over five years. Permits to tear down outpaced new builds, and officials warn assessments may overvalue properties.
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US Airways Surges in 1998 Ranking After Baggage, Complaints Review
The report notes US Airways rose from last to first in the 1998 major carrier earnings ranking, despite a February baggage mishandling rate of 4.81 per 1,000, better than January and February 1999 figures. Consumer complaints fell slightly in February but remained high versus 1999, as Congress weighs renewal of proposed airline regulations.
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White House attacks drug pricing policies in national push
The White House criticized drug industry pricing on Sunday as a study shows uninsured seniors pay 15 percent more for the same medicines and spend more of their own money than those with coverage. The administration plans a conference to explore private discounts and rebates and Medicare drug benefit funding.
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