South Africa approves AIDS drugs in public health system
Editorial notes South Africa moves to provide anti AIDS medications in public hospitals and clinics after months of hesitation. It cites high HIV prevalence, with 36 percent of pregnant women HIV positive and high pediatric AIDS deaths, calling the shift progress and common sense.
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sub-Saharan Africa
Johannesburg
Wilbert Bannenberg
World Health Organization
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Fox signals reform as Mexican democracy debate opens
Mexican president Vicente Fox begins a six year term pledging reform and ending PRI power while warning direct democracy tools plebiscites and referenda can both aid and threaten stable governance. Analysts view Fox and his National Action Party as cautious moderates unlikely to push mob rule.
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Vicente Fox
Fox
Institutional Revolutionary Party
Mexico
National Action Party
Providence
R.J
Romania's elections end in shift of power and stark questions
In late 1996 Romania seemed hopeful as liberal opposition won the elections, signaling a new start. By four years later former communists returned, with Ion Iliescu and the Party of Social Democracy back in power, while Corneliu Vadim Tudor’s Greater Romania party rose on the far right. The new government faces tough reforms likely to carry social and political costs, testing its resolve.
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Romania
Ceausescu
Ion Iliescu
Party of Social Democracy
Corneliu Vadim Tudor
Greater Romania
Stanvard sputstene: Manager Ellen and editor Timothy E. O'Brian
A fragmented notice lists personnel including manager Ellen, editor Timothy E. O'Brian, pressroom supervisor and sale manager James R. Bennett Jr., and J. David Boyd, indicating internal staff roles. The readable fragments point to a newsroom or publication staff roster.
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Timothy E. O'Brian
James R. Bennett Jr
J. David Boyd
Did I go Did you go Aiken First Baptist pastor writes
The piece urges Christians to embrace the Great Commission by going into all the world to share the Gospel and serve others. It contrasts reluctant givers with active witnesses and notes believers become rescue teams on God’s mission, not private faith. The sermon closes by asking readers if they personally went.
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Suasion
Albert Camus
Camus
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Bryn-Lea
Matthew Breinich
Unami
Chalfont
Matthew
Eric Brown
Center For A New American Dream
Nike
Letters attack boycott claims over Confederate emblem
Machael T. Terry of New Ellenton denounces a renewed NAACP boycott call tied to the Confederate flag. He accuses the group of deceit, cites past actions, and urges liberals to boycott South Carolina, contrasting with the flag’s removal and framing the dispute as liberal manipulation.
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Greg Hightower
State House
Gallman
Hightower
Kweisi
Mfume
Aiken County
James Gallman
South Carolina
State House Dome
William Daley
al Gore
Joe Lieberman
Palm Beach
Broward
Florida
Mr. Gallman
Mr. Hightower
Jesse Jackson
Machael T. Terry
New Ellenton
Aiken Standard
Aiken
S.C
Wallace
Duesouth
Teens and money lessons lag as consumption soars
Philadelphia INquirer columnist notes teens face high spending, with projected 155 billion. Experts decry lack of financial literacy. many parents shy from teaching money matters. Workshops for parents and kids travel eight cities, urging early money education and personal finance values.
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Mexico
Neale Godfrey
Children’s Financial Network Inc
Chester
Dara Duguay
JumpStart Coalition For Personal Financial Literacy
Duguay
Nathan Dungan
Lutheran Brotherhood
Minneapolis
Dungan
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