Recession Deepens Pain for New Mexico Chicanos
In Albuquerque's South Valley about 40 000 Chicanos live on welfare unemployment and short term work as recession hits. Few homes have grass and basic services with no sidewalks street lights or sewage. Unemployment hovers over 12 percent as families struggle to buy food stamps.
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Roberto Lilian
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Hue of Imperial Hue Hue Hue
South Viet Namese forces have boarded ships and sailed down the Perfume River from Hue, once imperial capital built in 1802 by Emperor Gia Long. The city, famed for its citadel and Forbidden City influence, was damaged in 1968. Since then, Hue has faced upheaval, economic strain, and an exodus of refugees as U.S. aid supported public works but industry stagnated and emigration rose.
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Over-Passionate Conductor Stabs Self With Baton
Jose Serebeler, conductor of a brass percussion ensemble, accidentally stabbed himself with a baton during a concert. Blood sprayed the podium but the orchestra continued playing as Serebeler conducted for about 20 minutes. He received tetanus shots and planned to conduct again without a baton.
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Educator Highlights Funding Gaps for Black Colleges
San Francisco AP report quotes Soward University president Dr James Cheek on persistent underfunding of black colleges and universities. He notes Yale and Howard enrollments and programs are similar while Howard's budget trails Yale's by substantial margins. Cheek cites 290000 black students nationwide and more black men of college age in prison than in college as context for the fundraising weekend.
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Brazil convicts 27 in subversion case
A Brazilian military tribunal convicted 27 people in a major national security trial. The sentences range from four months to three years for membership in the National Liberation Movement, a once powerful urban terrorist group.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
National Liberation Mliance
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