Tourism Down to a Trickle in Beirut After War
Beirut’s tourism collapses after the Arab–Israeli war with Beirut Airport near empty hotels and restaurants, while Tel Aviv and Jerusalem thrive. Lebanese officials seek tax relief and border openness to revive travel, as trade slows and construction stalls.
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Lebanon
Middle East
Holy Land
Israel
Tel Aviv
Beirut
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Jericho
West Bank
Jordan River
Mansour Shallita
Council For Tourism
Nakoura
Jordan
Syria
Baalbeck
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Cuba Urges Public Complaints on Government Service
In Havana the Cuban leadership invites citizens to criticize government bungling and inefficiency, urging complaints from local to provincial levels. The Granma column Popular Criticism expands as readers submit letters about issues such as bread delivery, with officials often replying with assurances.
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Havana
Cuba
Communist Party
Armando Hart
Hart
Granma
Jorge Enrique Mendoza
Isaidoro Malmierca
National Fishing Institute
Jose Rodriguez Ramos
Vedado
Hugo Garcia Morales
State Floor Enterprise
Sick Feeling Not Worth the Worry
Abigail Van Buren replies to readers with guidance on trust in marriage after a stag party at a topless club. She says responsibility lies with the husband and advises the wife to not dwell on the event to ease the sick feeling. The column also addresses in law terms and a note on stealing phone-service, ending with Abby’s guidance and call for letters.
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Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y
News Seed_, Inc
Abby
Mike
Pop
At&t
Arcadia
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Stuart M
Winchester
Perry, Inc
Berryville Rt
Beetle Bailey
Winthrop
Sens Garg
Blondie
Darling
Ag Orn
Dagwood
Jackson Twins
Jan
Jill
Junior
Moa, Te. TL
Eek & Meek
Howie Schneider
NBA
Snuffy Smith
Doc
Paw
Nancy
Simmer Down
Loweezy
GAR
York House
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