Egypt’s Day of Anger Spurs Broad Uprising View
Veteran reporter recounts Jan 28 protests in Cairo when police used tear gas and shotgun shells made in the U.S. The military seized control, a prison breakout freed about 1,000 prisoners, and vigilantes patrolled streets as Egyptians demanded reform. The journalist notes repression fuels mass action and lessons learned.
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Aiken Kidney Benefit Faces Tight Funding for 1 Mile Race
Aiken nephrologist Dr. Frank DiBona and Debbie DiBona founded the Aiken Kidney Benefit in the mid 1990s producing musicals to aid dialysis patients. They stepped down from the board but stay supportive as donors and local benefactors help. The program assists non medical patient needs during a tough economy with rising electric and food costs. Walker notes donations are not enough this year and stresses fundraising for the 1 mile race.
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