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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 2001

Page

2

U S ships begin direct food exports to Cuba landmark move

The United States sent its first commercial food shipments to Cuba since 1963. The M V Ikan Mazatlan carried 26 400 tons of corn to Havana while a Crowley Liner Services freighter delivered about 500 tons of frozen chicken parts. Cuban officials view the arrivals as a hopeful step toward broader trade and potential market access for U S exports. Executives from Archer Daniels Midland and other agribusiness leaders voiced guarded optimism about future trade and improved relations.

Havana U.S Cuba M.V. Ikan Mazatlan Havana Bay New Orleans United States Crowley Liner Services Jacksonville Fla Pedro Alvarez Borrego Alimport Express Gulfport Miss

Air pollution tied to birth defects in UCLA study

A UCLA led study finds a link between air quality and birth defects, suggesting dirty air can affect babies in the womb. The research, to be published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, emphasizes broader health impacts beyond asthma and aging.

Los Angeles Southern California University of California Los Angeles Times Beate Ritz UCLA Center For Occupational and Environmental Health American Journal of Epidemiology

Lack of judges stalls Cuba travel ban hearings backlog

Nine years after Congress granted the right to civil hearings for Cuba travel ban violations, no judges have been hired and no hearings held. As of September, 357 cases were pending, some dating to 1995, with many awaiting resolution. Treasury OFAC cites post 9/11 delays but aims to fix the process.

Washington Congress Cuba Congressional Ben Treuhart Treasury Department Department Office of Foreign Assets Control Treasury Tony Fratto Treuhart OFAC Tom Miller Nancy Chang Center For Constitutional Rights Fidel Castro Treasury Office

High court to hear nursing home case in Wisconsin

Albany Wisconsin. Burnett Blumer claims he was forced to spend nearly all his savings on his wife Irene's nursing care before she could qualify for government Medicaid assistance. They sued the federal government, arguing the system harms families burdened by long term care costs. A Supreme Court ruling expected next year could reshape Medicaid protections for elders nationwide.

Albany Wis Burnett Blumer Blumer Irene Evansville Manor Blumers U.S. Supreme Court Wisconsin Supreme Court

Top Bush aides say U S Russia ties will weather ABM exit

Secretary of State Colin Powell and national security adviser Condoleezza Rice said Bush’s withdrawal from the 1972 ABM Treaty would be a minor negative in relations with Russia. They noted Putin and Bush built strong ties and cited consistent meetings and mutual interests guiding cooperation despite disagreements.

Bush U.s.-Russia Washington Russia United States Colin Powell Condoleezza Rice Vladimir Putin Powell Fox News Igor Ivanov Rice CBS U.S China Putin

Anthrax Spores Match Across Labs Amid Unclear Suspect Clues

A genetic match between the Senate mail anthrax and the Army stockpile complicates attribution, with Fort Detrick spokesman Chuck Casey noting USAMRIID shared its supply from the Agriculture Department with five other labs. Cleanup on Capitol Hill continued as EPA and officials planned chlorine dioxide fumigation of Hart Senate Office Building and Daschle office.

Washington Capitol Hill Army Chuck Casey Fort Detrick Medical Research Institute of Infectious Disease Agriculture Department Washington Post Senate Tom Daschle Patrick Leahy Casey Usamriid Department of Agriculture Hart Senate Environmental Protection Agency Daschle

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