Charities Adjust To Flood Of Giving For Tsunami Relief
Boston charities shift strategy after a surge in tsunami donations. Oxfam America ends its dedicated fund and asks for gifts supporting multiple emergencies. Red Cross pauses new tsunami campaigns and redirects gifts back to general use. Doctors Without Borders notes ongoing support while steering donors to broader humanitarian issues.
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Connecticut execution spotlights death row syndrome and fate
Connecticut inmate Michael Ross, awaiting what would be New England’s first execution in 45 years, faces a possible hearing on death row syndrome. His lawyer cites literature and writings showing escalating mental strain from 16 years on death row, while officials note limited precedent for overturning sentences on this basis.
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