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...Michael Zimmerman (HARVARD), 6-4, 6-3; 2. Luis Ruette (TCU) d. Albert Chang (HARVARD), 6-2, 3-6, 7-6; 3. Sandon Stolle (TCU) d. Derek Brown (HARVARD), 6-2, 6-2; 4. Jon Cardi (HARVARD) d. Mark Tjia (TCU), 6-3, 5-7, 6-4; 5. Ricardo Rubio (TCU) d. Johm Tolmie (HARVARD), 6-2, 6-3; 6. Gerard Ronan (TCU) d. Roger Berry (HARVARD...
...least three foreigners survived the wreck, said Teresita Rubio at Turismo Tagore in Guasave. She said two men and a woman from Manchester, England, came to the travel agency for help, washed the mud off their clothes, got some food and headed for San Diego...
...using patronage and corruption to put themselves beyond the reach of the law. By tackling such formidable figures head on, Salinas has given notice that he is willing to uproot the status quo to enforce his policies. "There is not a single taboo that remains in place," says Luis Rubio, head of the Mexico City-based Research Center for Development. "Nothing is unthinkable in Mexico anymore...
...women known to have AIDS are black or Hispanic, as are 75% of the 1,341 children who suffer from the disease. In Spain most of the 80 or so children with AIDS were born to mothers with heroin addictions. Observes Professor Delgado Rubio, the head of a center for pediatric AIDS in Spain's Basque country: "It is particularly cruel that children are brought into this world already infected with an illness from which their parents could have saved them." In Africa 200,000 children carry the virus, and most will die before turning...
...Besides Rubio, at least 20 other passengers were known to have reached shore. Still others may have made it to safety unnoticed. But Cabral estimates that as many as 70 of the shipwreck victims drowned or were eaten by sharks. Given the heavy volume of illegal Dominican immigration to Puerto Rico, a tragedy was almost inevitable. Indeed, hundreds of inhabitants of the impoverished Caribbean nation have perished on the dangerous 90-mile journey across the Mona Passage between the two islands. Most of the dead are victims of fierce tropical storms or unscrupulous sea captains who take their passengers' money...