Mandela Visit Aims To Rally Global Support And Funds
Randall Robinson leads Nelson Mandela's U S tour with 34 events across 8 cities from New York to Los Angeles. The trip seeks to bolster ANC finances, fund exile repatriation, and push continued South Africa sanctions while Mandela meets Bush and addresses Congress. ProServ projects about 3 million from memorabilia and events could push total near 8 million.
Tentative itinerary for a South African antiapartheid tour
The schedule outlines a multi city U S visit beginning June 20 in New York with a ticker tape parade and City Hall reception then Harlem meetings and a U N General Assembly address. June 23 includes a High School meet and John F Kennedy Library lunch followed by Esplanade rally. Washington D C June 24 25 26 features ANC talks with Bush Baker and AFL CIO, joint session speech and Congressional Black Caucus. June 27 MLK grave wreath laying Morehouse convocation and Grant Field rally in Atlanta. June 28 AFSCME speech in Miami Beach visit Ford River Rouge plant and Tiger Stadium rally then Detroit. June 29 Midwestern South African community meeting departure to Los Angeles with Hollywood Coliseum rally. June 30 Oakland rally and reception then July 1 departure from the United States.
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Middle East
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Coliseum
Los Angeles
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Congress
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African National Congress
Bush
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Walesa
Europe
New York
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Manhattan
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Boston
Atlanta
Miami
Detroit
White House
Jfk
City Hall
Harlem
Harlem State Office
U.N. General Assembly
John F. Kennedy Library
Esplanade
Baker
Afl-Cio
Morehouse College
Grant Field Stadium
Miami-Detroit
American Federation of State
Miami Beach Convention Center
Ford River Rouge Assembly Plant
Tiger Stadium
Hollywood Coliseum
Oakland
Calif
Oil slick from Mega Borg threatens Texas Louisiana shores
Winds push a 45 mile oil slick northeast from the Mega Borg toward the Texas Louisiana coast. Tar balls expected along a 45 mile stretch from High Island to Sabine Pass as crews monitor currents and potential shore impact near Galveston.
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Texas
Mega Borg
Coast Guard
Louisiana
Rick Meidt
Mark Sedwick
Sedwick
High Island
Sabine Pass
Texas-Louisiana
Meidt
Sabine River
Gulf
Spotted owl may curb Northwest logging industry
The northern spotted owl is expected to be listed as threatened, as federal action could halt logging on up to 8 million acres across Washington, Oregon, and Northern California. The move would deeply affect timber towns and thousands of jobs, drawing praise from environmentalists and anger from industry leaders.
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Mark Hatfield
Ore
Northwest
Norma Craig
Jim Pissot
Audubon Society of Washington
Forest Service
Washington
Oregon
California
Wilderness Society
Washington Lands
Brian Boyle
Jack Ward Thomas
Tongass National Forest debate nears resolution
In Juneau Alaska residents await a federal compromise after four years of debate over Tongass management. Senate approval of tighter logging restrictions shifts talks to a conference committee with the House. Locals say Congress fails to grasp their lifestyle amid a vast 16.7 million acre forest and a small population.
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Alaska
Tongass National Forest
Washington, D.C
America
Senate
Alaska Panhandle
Congress
Tobe Miller
Wrangell
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