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Another US tourist has died in the Dominican Republic,                             bringing to eight                         the number of Americans to die in the country over the past year.Leyla Cox, 53, died June 10 in her hotel room, Excellence Resorts in Punta Cana confirmed to CNN on Sunday.Officials in the Dominican Republic have called the deaths isolated events as they work                             to reassure travelers their country is safe                        . In the last five years, over 30 million tourists have visited the Dominican Republic, but this is the first time the international media report such an alarming situation,  Tourism Minister Francisco Javier Garcia said earlie stanley cup r this month.  These are isolated incidents and the Dominican Republic is a safe destination. Previously, the ho stanley mug tel told CNN that Cox had felt unwell and had to be taken to the hospital. But in a Sunday statement the resort said Cox, of Staten Island, New York, died in her hotel room.The hotel gave the cause of death as heart attack, citing a forensics report. CNN has not independently confirmed the contents of the report. We are deeply saddened by the recent incidents in the Dominican Republic,  the hotel s statement said.  We understand that safety is a paramount concern for all travelers and we have always taken extensive measures to make safety a priority of all of our Excellence Punta Cana guests. Exc stanley thermos ellence Resorts says it is providing its full cooperation and support to both

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Fifty-four years ago, nine activists from Rock Hill, South Carolina, went to jail for their roles in a civil rights protest. On Wednesday morning, the eight surviving activists will leave the courthouse with clean records, just one more step in righting the wrongs of the past, CBS News  Michel air force 1 le Miller reports.These life-long friends were just teenagers back in 1961, students at Rock Hill s Friendship College. The civil rights moveme stanley cup nt was exploding around them as protesters across the South confronted segregation head on.   We just got tired of being second-class citizens,  Clarence Graham said.  We were often kicked, spit on, cursed out.                                         Graham and the men who d become known as the  Friendship 9  spent months preparing to enlist in the movement. This was carefully orchestrated. No, no this was planned to the T,  Graham said.   We had to because our lives were at stake.         On a cold January day, they walk adidas samba ed up to the white s-only lunch counter at McCrory s, with the intention simply of sitting down -- a quiet act of defiance, met with violence.   I didn t even get to sit down; as soon as I started to sit, I was snatched up, thrown on the floor and dragged out the back to the jailhouse,  Graham said.The sit-in strategy started at a North Carolina Woolworth counter in 1960 and brought much needed attention to the cause, but it was also bankrupting civil rights groups because  bailing out protesters was expensive.  So the  Friendship

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TAMPA, Fla. 鈥?Voters in multiple counties across the Tampa Bay area can start casting their ballots through early voting start Monday, October 24.Voters in Hillsborough, Manatee, Pinellas, Polk, Sarasota, and DeSoto Counties can cast early ballots starting Monday. Other counties will start their early voting process later in the week with Citrus County starting last on October 28. We are a large cou stanley thermos mug nty and I want our voters to have plenty of options so I keep Early Voting open for the maximum number of days allowed by law, including two full weekends,  said Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections Craig Latimer.To see what you need to carry with you for early voting, click here.The specific dates for voting in each county can be found below:CitrusOct. 28 - Nov. 5DeSotoOct. 24 - Nov. 5HardeeOct. 27 - Nov. 5HernandoOct. 26 - Nov. 5Highlan stanley botella dsOct. 27  stanley uk - Nov. 5HillsboroughOct. 24 - Nov. 6ManateeOct 24 - Nov. 6PascoOct. 26 - Nov. 5PinellasOct. 24 - Nov. 6PolkOct. 24 - Nov. 5SarasotaOct. 24 - Nov. 6 Wbqh Employers taking steps before Thanksgiving to prevent workers from spreading virus
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Billionaire financier Thomas H. Lee, a pioneer of private equity investing, died on Thursday at age 78, his family said in a statement.Lee died by suicide, New York City s Office of Chief Medical Examiner said Friday in an email to CBS MoneyWatch.Lee, whose fortune was pegged at $2 billion by Forbes magazine, in 2006 founded Lee Equity, which said he had invested over $15 billion in capital during his 46 years in finance. The financier may be best known for his purchase and sale of drink maker Snapple, which his firm at the time bought for $135 million in 1992. Two years later, he sold it for $1.7 billion to Quaker Oats Co., banking an extraordinary return on his investment.                                        In their statement, Lee s family asked for their privacy to be respected. While the world knew him as one of the pioneers in the private equity  stanley cup business and a successful bu stanley cup sinessman, we knew him as a dev stanley cup oted husband, father, grandfather, sibling, friend and philanthropist who always put others  needs before his own,  they said in the statement.        A graduate of Harvard, Lee donated $22 million to his alma mater in 1996, marking one of the university s biggest gifts at the time. Lee had served as trustee at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the Museum of Modern Art, NYU Langone Medical Center and the Whitney Museum of American Art, according to Lee Equity.If you or someone you know is in emotional distress or a suicidal crisis, you can reach the988 Suicide  Qooz Supreme Court upholds funding structure for CFPB
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The March for Science broughttens of thousands of science supportersinto the streets of Washington, D.C., and to around 500 satellite marches around the world on Saturday. Now, supporters say, the challenge is to turn the energy in the streets into sustained science advocacy.                                                                                                        Marchers gather to defend sc crocs ience on Earth Day          04:01                                                                      After the march, science organizations and universities are doubling down on their outreach attemp af1 ts. A new advocacy website, called 314 Action, is urging scientists to run for office. The organizers of the Washington, D.C., science march are trying to transition their volunteer network into a new global-outreach movement. Local march organizers ar af1 e hoping to create grassroots interest in science and its place in policy. [In Photos: The Best Signs from the 2017 March for Science]Itrsquo  not going to take one march here in Denver or a march in Washington, D.C., to really quantify the success, said Charles Ferrar, a public relations professional acting as a spokesman for the satellite march in Coloradorsquo  capital city. Itrsquo  going to be a culmination of individual scientists and educators, and those who are impacted by science to share their personal stories with elected officials.                                        From march to ma

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Workers across many U.S. industries are enjoying the best pay hikes they ve had in years thanks to alabor shortagecaused by the COVID-19 pandemic. And one traditionally underpaid occupation that s getting a major pay bump: babysitting.Average pay for a babysitter jumped 11% last year to $20.57 an hour for caring for one child, according to a new analysis from UrbanSitter, which connects babysitters with families looking for help. That jump means babysitting  wages are outpacing inflation, which rose 7% in December compared with the prior year.That s great news for babysitters, but it adds up to higher costs for families already struggling with inflation for other goods and services.                                        As with some other fields, babysitters are able to charge more because there is currently a shortage of providers. That demand also lets care givers push for better working conditions, such as a guarantee of minimum work hours, said Lynn Perkins, the founder and CEO of UrbanSitter. I m excited to see this, as this has traditionally been an underpaid, under-seen labor force,  Perkins said.  They can even charge a premium. They can say,  I will work for just you, but I need this rate and X number of hours.          Babysitting rates usually rise in line with inflation, prompting Perkins to describe the recent  stanley cup pay jump as  shoc stanley cup king. Families are already strained by childcare costs, which on average no stanley cup w consume nearly a third of women s income. Many childcare cen Dbzb Biden highlights deficit reduction, says U.S. will pay down national debt for first time in 6 years
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