Goucher College Moves To Remove Genocide Allegations Figure
A Rwandan professor Leopold Munyakazi faces removal from teaching French as Goucher College investigates claims of involvement in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. President Sanford Ungar says he was unaware of an Interpol advisory and that Munyakazi denies guilt while offering aid to Tutsis fleeing Hutu killers.
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Punxsutawney Phil sees shadow predicting six more weeks
Punxsutawney Phil emerged at Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney Pa before about 13 000 witnesses with his shadow signaling six additional weeks of winter. The ceremony coincided with Steelers fans celebration and Phil’s forecast cited cold weather and continued tourism in Pennsylvania.
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Senate confirms Eric Holder as first African American AG
The Senate voted 75 to 21 to confirm Eric Holder as attorney general the first African American in Obama's cabinet. Holder faced some GOP opposition over views on gun control and detainee rights during the terrorism battle.
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Greek farmers clash with riot police near Athens
About 1,000 farmers and officials arrived by overnight ferries from Crete with tractors to drive on Athens to the Agriculture Ministry. Riot police fired tear gas at protesters at the port of Piraeus injuring at least two people including a PASOK deputy. Farmers protest low prices and demand more government farm aid beyond the promised 645 million dollars.
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British strikes widen over foreign laborers
Workers across England Scotland and Wales walk out in solidarity with Immingham refinery staff as IREM SpA uses Italian and Portuguese labor for a 280 million Total refinery project prompting a broad labor campaign.
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