Mozambique floods rescue ends in tragedy for baby Armina
Rescuers in Mozambique plucked Anna Manjati and her four month old daughter from a treetop after four days stranded by floodwaters. The child died inside the helicopter, while Manjati survived. Estimates place about a million displaced as floods devastate the southeast African nation since February.
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Kayidunja
United States
Britain
Senate OKs education IRAs sparking political clash
The Senate approved a bill 61-37 to widen education savings accounts to cover private and parochial K-12 tuition, with funds tax free. The measure faces House uncertainty and a likely veto from the Clinton administration, drawing lines over public vs private schooling.
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Hispanic Voters Shape California Primary Landscape
In Montebello and across California Hispanics influence the presidential primary with issue focus over party. Lydia Leon of Krazy Kone pledges to vote Democratic, reflecting a broader trend of Hispanics shaping state politics and expanding their turnout from 1996 levels.
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Gay marriage ban splits faith on ballot in California
In San Francisco despite church divides, leaders mobilize sermons and campaigns over Proposition 22 as religious groups pour money into the fight. Bishop William Swing, head of the Episcopal Church in the Bay Area, frames the issue as a value clash over homosexuality.
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Madonna Embraces Motherhood Before New Family Plans
Madonna, in Good Housekeeping, says you cannot be an anarchist with children and stresses manners for 3-year-old Lourdes. She aims for imagination and language growth, plus hopes for a sibling for Lourdes and fewer entitlement temptations.
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Good Housekeeping
Lourdes
Lola
Laughters
Pinochet Returns Home to Festive Welcome in Chile
Former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet arrives in Santiago after ruling Britain deemed him unfit for extradition. Supporters celebrate with flags and a mass rally outside the military hospital while opponents press for justice, seeking to lift immunity and pursue lawsuits.
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Spain
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Diaz
State trooper killed after aiding stranded motorist in crash
State Trooper William Stuckey testified at a preliminary hearing for Albert Osment 44 of Gaffney South Carolina. Osment faces vehicular homicide and involuntary manslaughter charges in the Jan 13 crash on snowy Interstate 90 that killed Trooper Matthew Bond. Police say Bond suffered fatal head wounds from a shotgun mounted on a roof rack. the racks were later removed. In Charleston South Carolina police report about 5000 dollars were stolen from James H O Neil by his freezer found body. Wynema Faye Shumate 65 is charged with removing a dead body and desecration of remains. In Columbia Arkansas state officials seized 31 illegal Lucky Shamrock machines following a ruling by Attorney General Charlie Condon. Most seizures occurred in the Upstate. SLED will continue the search Friday.
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James H. O'Neil
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Doug Hester
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Hester
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Columbia
Charlie Condon
Hugh Munn
Upstate
Munn
FBI seizes teen hacker's computer in major internet attacks
Federal investigators seized a 17 year old New Hampshire boy's computer amid probe of February disruptions to Yahoo eBay and Amazon sites. The youth known as coolie allegedly hacked about 100 sites and claimed attacks on a Commerce Department chemical export rules site and RSA Security. Police traced the Dare dot com attack to him and note he spends about 16 hours daily online.
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RSA Security Inc
Bob Jones ad defenses after Bush visit sparks national critique
Bob Jones University answers critics with full page ads defending its interracial dating ban and religious liberty. President Bob Jones III says the school is not anti Catholic and promotes racial harmony while noting ongoing tax exemption history and differing beliefs with Roman Catholics.
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