Airline Ride Across America honors 9 11 crew members
Sheri Burlingame and four other riders tackle a 33 day cross country bike trek from Los Angeles to the Pentagon ending May 9. They ride to raise money for the Pentagon Memorial Flight 93 Memorial and World Trade Center Memorial. The group honors pilots flight attendants and 3 000 victims of 9 11.
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Airline rider seeks memorial funds across nine states
A triathlonist marathoner plans a cross country ride from the Southwest through Texas Arkansas and Tennessee to honor fallen crew members. He aims to raise 100000 dollars for each memorial and cover 100 to 160 miles daily to tell their stories.
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Zuma rape trial shocks AIDS and women's rights push
In Johannesburg the former deputy president Jacob Zuma testified that an HIV positive accuser sought sex and that he avoided condoms citing low risk. He showered afterward to limit infection. Activists warn the remarks undermine AIDS education and violence prevention in South Africa, where rape remains highly prevalent.
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Sharon Declared Permanently Incapacitated as PM
Israel will declare Ariel Sharon permanently incapacitated on Tuesday after three months in a coma from a stroke. Ehud Olmert, serving as acting prime minister, is expected to be named Sharon’s official replacement before the 100 day limit expires, with Passover holidays advancing the decision.
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Evolution debate heats up in Missouri classroom
In Liberty Missouri students challenge a veteran biology teacher on evolution as two decades of political maneuvering spill into schools. The AAAS distributes guides and talking points to help teachers address \"both sides\" amid pressure, with half of Americans doubting the scientific consensus.
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