Bahamas leader warns of dangerous clashes with U S fishing boats
Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden Pindling told The Miami Herald the recent clashes between Florida based fishing boats and Bahamian fishermen are a serious, dangerous situation. He noted police patrol boats were rammed and cited a Cuban refugee lobster fishing conviction and vessel seizures as part of the tensions. He urged talks with the United States to renegotiate leases for military bases, including AUTEC on Andros Island with 466 personnel.
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Wheelchair bound graduate plans rehabilitation career
A New Jersey graduate student paralyzed in a car crash uses her disability to build trust with future clients. Patti Broderick, a cum laude Trinity College alumna, earned a George Washington University scholarship and speaks of turning tragedy into hope for others.
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