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Cuban banks by
Anita Snow
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cuba’s banks and
HAVANA, Cuba
currency
Thursday
moved
dump
to
opened
Fidel
as
Castro’s
the dollar from
Cubans lined
houses
exchange
conversions of U.S. money into
began large-scale
circulation.
several hours before
up
the American dollars
to convert
local
a
communist nation
general
used here
for 11 years for the local Cuban convertible pesos that will now
be the main
“I’m
lined up outside the main “For
me,
it’s
has
dollars,”
said 68-
about 80
people
house in Old Havana.
exchange
the same,” Gonzalez said of the
just
vertible pesos, tied
among
con-
the U.S. dollar. “It
to
at one-to-one
a
long
as
just
keeps
Responding
U.S.
Castro
sanctions,
an-
trade criticisms
leadership by
Ron Fournier
THE ASSOCIATEDPRESS
Bush called Sen.
vering
for wartime
held Bush
D-Mass.
John Kerry,
responsible
for not
missing explosives
getting
his
The blunder should cost Bush his The
man
for the wrong job
For the fourth harsh words
in
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Iraq
Another
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by
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reflection of how the
of
war
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to
voters
states
are
nation
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after his
said “the spe-
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a
headed
make
to
even
in economi-
judging at war.
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Thus,
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final-hours issue.
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reference
to
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for the mistakes that
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11
wind,”
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Bush said in
neighboring Ohio,
Chief among these mistakes,
surgents
inno-
formerly
speech Friday, John Edwards, D-N.C.,
ability
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awarded
Cheney. Kerry hoped
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on
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out
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military
running cial
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senator
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issue
the
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and terrorism have overshadowed domestic affairs
throughout
bid
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job done,” Kerry
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the Democrat
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use
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said
Cuba
mostly
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leave American
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with Cuba’s
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in
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Mar-
conference. He said visitors could
at a news
into
is
Canadian dollars, British
convertible
pesos at
accepted already
after
pounds
ex-
Swiss
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arriving
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or
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considering
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other
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to
of
is recommended that after that date that visitors
the
rero
for
news
citizens
began rebuilding
on
were
government
authorities “have been
for
said well-known dissident intel-
country,”
to
now a
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areas
Marrero said
other to
that there is
lectual Manuel Cuesta Morua, every country
Central other
and businesses.
American money will carry
changing
news
in the
use
wider
U.S.
weeks,
two
at stores
currencies.
foreign
with the local
Bush, Kerry
over
percent
tory
that within
accepted
conversions
large-scale
commission fee that will
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prob-
no
custodian Alberto Serra.
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same
be
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money the
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currency
different face.”
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that
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houses
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rency
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eliminating
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plan. Bringing
tourism is the No.
Cuba needs
critical
appears
the money of its No. 1 enemy—the
of convertible
centralized control
billion
on
pay for
1
source
petroleum,
in around $2 of hard
cur-
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topic
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professor
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foreign
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lecturer
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Schlesinger,
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automobile emissions will and
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lone power, but
Kerry
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Kerry
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marriage
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environment in
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Kerry appointee
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Supreme Court, wherein his client,
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Barclay,
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was
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Deacons’
Roof described Wake
running
yards
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Blue Devils
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Wake
against
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high
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fourth and
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players
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matchup
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play-in game,” said. “It’s
Virginia,
against
the
Thursday.
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will also
matchup
the first time in three weeks
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the Blue Devils have faced off against ACC
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the
game
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to
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play their first
conference game in threeweeks
Saturday.
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bounce back
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so
enters
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get
weekend.
tournament,”
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tournament
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prior
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teams.
game
to
Virginia
Sunday.
consecutive weeks. Mia Link, fielder who leads her
team
and five assists, paces
the
Bozman also noted the the Cavaliers since the
f
and said she
‘They
expects
definitely
a
a center
with
15
mid-
goals
attack.
Virginia
improved play
start
of the
competitive
have
been
of
season
game.
playing
better
the
second
Bozman said. on
in
how
they play,
on our
From Devils same
an
offensive look
of
to
style
we
the
have
but we’re
game right
will
type
half of
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a
season,”
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really
feel
focused
now.”
standpoint,
continue that has
to
the Blue
play
brought
the
them
all
success most
of
season.
practice
The
team
this week
has
trying
fast-paced attack, working
up
its
ing
the ball “All
quickly
together
playing
our
shore
on
mov-
around the field.
we’re
Dodek said. “We’re
spent
to
a
stronger
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p.m.
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conference match.
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not
their
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falling apart
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total of 265
yards
came
in the last
with 5:44
all the way
Royal
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were
quarter.
remaining
goal,
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20-12 lead.
next
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in its
Tech.
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snap,
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Virginia
alone
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zone.
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sideline, the result of blown coverage when
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Tech
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scored
minute
games, the Yellow Jackets
the Yellow Jackets
went
season,
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for
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second,
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contest.
the
taking
indicate
evenly
Cameron
at
10-5 in the
games
Friday night’s
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opener this
Duke’s porous
standings
conference record,
touchdown
final minute,
fourth
3-1 in the
(6-2,
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UNC
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yards,
Minor went 64 return
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Royal caught
across
the end
the field
zone.
conversion
to
tie,
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Ford, however, stepped
net.
a
UNC
goal, leaving
the
to
and headed away Morrell’s shot post the
keep
though they had limited chances
even
“A
lot of the
players
our
late
shots
in
the
game
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her defender,
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had
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up.
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got
to score.
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of
rest
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catch
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countering
about
really good
were
really kept
much,”
so
trying
junior
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Five Duke
minutes
of the
beat Tar Heel
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ended up
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season.
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games to
a
the fifth
was
the ACC
pull
Church
out
said
that the
now
one-
six loss-
to
inability
concern
be addressed
entering
tempo Duke’s
the Blue Devils
keep
game
defeat Duke has suffered in
goal es
but
game,
defense continued to
team
and
Championships
NCAA Tournament. “We’ve got we
more
to
gave
to
be able
up
eliminate the
to
and
early
create
some
chances,” Church said.
The loss will
oppor-
spotted a
half,
of
rest
within reach. The
goal
connected
tunity
the
Carolyn
said.
Riggs
of
needs
Tar Heels’ three defenders.
‘They
and
press
herself
spinning
nice
really
a
off
holding
North Carolina controlled the board
the
on
Morrell kicked
then
Church said. “It
ing,”
of
good job
a
and
around and did
great
to
We did
did
play-
dominated
they
inside the box, who fired
2-1.
score
“So
leaving
a
in the back.”
for
play-
co-captain
Blue
and
bring
and
tom
than six
more
from the
yards
thought
short-handed
forward Anne Morrell with
left
set-
do and how
Junior
play. Lipsher gambled
ball 20
at
often
additional
the
kept
worry
So
why
go
FOOTBALL
about Florida
the
Atlantic
Coast
Clemson
and
Duke
goes
Wake
got
to
attack
mage, then we’ve
got
and get
to
more
Although
hats
Wyatt Sexton,
struggles,
is
Georgia
Bowden
offense.
His
having
some
has
his
quarterback, typical
fresh-
and the Seminoles will
leading
rusher
(separated shoulder)
for
Leon at
own
play
Washington
least
two
weeks.
is
Randolph adds
to
only
123
son,
majority
PAGE
16
for
its
up,
tackle
the
the
Blue
quarterback
most
Devil
Cory
runner
who
Deacon attack. With
Forest will
of
wrap
another athletic
passing yards
Wake
the line of scrim-
to
will pose
Forest
the Demon
per game
likely pick
yards
the
on
this
sea-
the
up
ground
likely drop
the Blue Devils
the fifth-seed in the conference Their
ment.
first
in
Wednesday
the
run,
a team
Duke is
that relies
looking
to
so
heavily
turnovers
on
as
a
the balance of the game in its
team
has been
adept
at
second
2004, ranking
forcing in
the
got
“We’re
round
tourna-
will
game
be
N.C.
Cary,
Aguanno A the
ball
ing,
the
between
[runners]
can
Giuseppe
standard
threw
and
With varied
ground opened to
than 300
more
running
for
while Cedric
“We’ve got
was
of Duke’s offense. The
accumulated
effectively.
Duke
Duke will
a
passing
play
season-high
Dargan’s
108
ball,
the
on
with
passing
been
working
yards
after
Even if the
fourth down.
but we’ve
shown
no
“Let’s be call let’s
our
our
use
a
pro-
variation of Roof
rushing plays,
“gadget” plays
to
trick
play
increased concentration
game, the Blue Devils have
gaining
on
to
effort
earn
fails,
hesitation
aggressive,”
game to
an
extra
has
on
and
catches
242
yards
play calling]
our
the defense.
call-
up the field.
throw the
passing
utilize several
may
Along from last week’s game
[with
that will increase
duction,” Roof said.
said.
of total offense,
yards
tackle
to
linebacker
development
the
try
before
bright spot
Blue Devils
the
to
outside,”
get
have balance
hopefully
Although
going
[linemen]
the
to
and
conference.
yards,
Saturday. Against
SEE FLORIDA STATE ON
swing
favor. The
the ball,” Roof said.
Barclay
Wake
At Florida State,
and
to
North
“We’ve
challenge
with
11
page
fumbles in
defense,
Virginia
Tech
hosts
to
way from
the call will go for us.”
difficult
without
goal,
lot of
and
of UNC’s
end of the game because
to
the
said
defense
game
but
attack,
on
go
Church
the
job
to use an
Tech
men
to muster one
pressed
were
forward,
opportunities.
Church said.
end of the forced
was
we
scoring
and defend, I
play
to
really well,”
to
other
of
rest
wanted
we
got the scheduled started Thursday night.
concerns
able
said.
Friedgen
change.
Conference this week, No. 4 Miami travels to
“Everything
to
of that and
because
had
ers
counterattacks.
up
chances alive with
A ques-
Tigers.
out
11
page
Lipsher by clearing balls,
Carolyn
touchdown.
big
were
teeth, but it won’t get the game
my
back,”
until
The
opportunities. aided
beat
with 23 seconds
run
interference
winning
Devils quartetof UNC defenders.The Blue
came
from
break up several
to
have
cornerback Gerrick McPhearson
Maryland set
2-yard
victory
pass
they
yards. They nearly
week, leading
Merriweather’s left in
net
defense
streak,
losing
122
averaged only Clemson
the
Terrapins
including
straight,
strug-
home, and their once-potent offense has become
a
space,”
should
their seventh
problem winning
since that loss,
row
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Roof said.
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two
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Jonathan
Pattillo is
a
Trinity junior.
201
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2004
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