Dahomey faces a coup amid unrest over cuts and exile figures
Dahomey teeters toward another coup as President Emile Derlin Zinzou threatens to cut family allowances and arrests about 2% of the Dahomeyan Democratic Union. Strikes in Porto Novo and Cotonou grow, exiled ex-presidents plot, and Nigeria's border moves stir regional tension amid a debted economy and French subsidy pressure.
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Cotonou, Dahomey
Dahomey
Emile Derlin Zinzou
Porto Nove
Cotonon
Lycee Behanzin
Porto Novo
Cotonou
Zinzou
Dahomeyan Democratic Union
Nigeria
Sourou-Migan Apithy
Lagos
Foreign Ministry
International Red Cross
Biafra
Resi
Dents
Apithy
Dustin Ahomadeghe
Hubert Maga
Christophe Soglo
Ivory Coast
France
ex-Union Oil Co
California
Man Keeps Hippo as New Pet on Washington Ranch
SEATTLE AP Allan E Smith a Seattle realtor owns a 2000 pound hippo named Gertrude at his Plain Washington ranch The Denver native is said to show affection by opening her mouth for rubbing Gertrude shares the ranch with llamas and Scottish longhorn cattle and Smith plans to add kangaroos to keep her company She notes hippos are economical for their bulk and may be happier than an elephant
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Allan E. Smith
Seattle
Plain, Wash
Gertrude
Denver
Woodland Park Zoo
Smith
Smith Ranch
Bert Stegenan
Office Workers In NY Get Break
A five block Nassau Street stretch between City Hall and the financial district will close to traffic from 11 am to 2 pm providing a three month pedestrian mall for office workers. The United States has maintained a naval station at Guantanamo Bay Cuba since 1903.
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New York
Nassau Street
City Hall
Financial District
United States
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
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N. Main
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