L A man arrested for defiance of sealift ban
KEY WEST Florida UPI The Coast Guard arrested a 50 year old Los Angeles man Alfonso Padron for attempting to reach Cuba to pick up a daughter and a grandson He was taken into custody about 50 miles south of Key West and will face a bond hearing Padron accompanied by Maria Rojas and another man faced stern warnings during the trip The incident comes amid a broader sealift operation with refugees and related security actions including ship escorts and offshore interceptions
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Acquitted officer in coma after suicide attempt in Miami
Former Dade County policeman Michael Watts, 30, who was acquitted with three others in Arthur McDuffie’s beating death, lay in critical condition from carbon monoxide poisoning. He had told his ex-wife he planned death by own action over girlfriend problems, after wiring a motorcycle exhaust into his bedroom. The rioting aftermath saw 15 dead and massive damage, with National Guard recalls and suspensions of riot duty officers.
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Minority by 1990 study predicts changing American families
A Harvard MIT study projects the traditional nuclear family will become a minority by 1990. By then about 50 percent of U.S. households will be husband wife families, half with children and half individuals living alone, with over 16.5 million of 20 million new households unattached individuals.
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The practice of numbering houses began in 1463 on the Pont Notre Dame in Paris France.
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Greece-born man wins record $305,668 Pick Six prize
Pete Tsianos, who arrived in the United States a decade ago from Greece, cashed the only winning ticket last Sunday at Hollywood Park in the Holly Sweeps Pick Six. The $2 wager yielded $305,668, the largest payout for a $2 bet in American racing history, according to racing officials.
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