Redistricting Opens Political Doors in Diverse New Jersey City
In Paterson New Jersey Census data show Hispanics now 50.1 percent of 149 922 residents as diverse groups seek political voice. The piece notes redistricting, party politics and court decisions shape maps and representation at state and local levels.
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Paterson
N.J
Pepe Mercado
Mercado
California
New Jersey
Virginia
Jim Gilmore
Toledo into Peru runoff after first election round
U.S.-trained economist Alejandro Toledo led Peru’s presidential vote with 40.1 percent but failed to secure a majority, prompting a runoff likely against former President Alan Garcia. Eight candidates competed, including Lourdes Flores, with Fujimori’s legacy shaping the race.
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Lima
Peru
Alejandro Toledo
Alan Garcia
Alberto Fujimori
Toledo
Fujimo
Apoyo
Garcia
Lourdes Flores
Clinton dedicates Hillary Clinton Center in Indian village
During a weeklong India visit, former President Clinton opened a girl’s polytechnic named for his wife. He praised equal education access and noted Gujarat earthquake relief efforts, with thousands of villagers and students witnessing the ceremony.
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Rampur
India
Clinton
Hillary Clinton
United States
Pooja Saini
Gujarat
Evacuations Trigger Federal Study On Airliner Safety
Federal Aviation Administration launches a major study using 2500 volunteers to test evacuation procedures as planes evacuate about every five days in the United States. An advisory panel prepares recommendations on hatch opening and preflight safety briefings after recent incidents including a Little Rock MD-82 crash where smoke inhalation proved fatal during escape.
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Knight Ridder
Fort Worth
Texas
United States
Federal Aviation Administration
Little Rock
Ark
On This Day in History April 9 Highlights
Key events dated April 9 include La Salle reaching the Mississippi in 1682, Lee surrendering at Appomattox in 1865, Marian Anderson’s Lincoln Memorial concert in 1939, Denmark and Norway invaded in 1940, Bataan capitulation in 1942, NASA selecting seven astronauts in 1959, Noriega conviction in 1992, Chavis chosen NAACP head in 1993, and Clinton's line-item veto in 1996.
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Robert la Salle
Mississippi River
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
Appomattox Court House
Virginia
Marian Anderson
Lincoln Memorial
Washington, D.C
Constitution Hall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Germany
Denmark
Norway
Bataan
NASA
America
Scot Carpenter
Gordon Cooper
John Glenn
Gus Grissom
Wally Schirra
Alan Shepard
Donald Slayton
Manuel Noriega
Miami
Benjamin Chavis
NAACP
Benjamin Hooks
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