Africans risk deaths as they seek life across the Strait of Gibraltar
In Ceuta and Melilla border areas, Africans sail in overloaded pateras across treacherous currents to Europe. Dozens drown annually with estimates of up to a thousand deaths this year. Spain tightens controls while humanitarian groups aid arrivals.
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Van Gogh Exhibit Draws Crowds At National Gallery
Hundreds waited in cold weather to view Van Gogh paintings opening at the National Gallery of Art in Washington. The 72 painting show is free with timed passes as crowds surged and officials added staff to manage up to 600 visitors per hour.
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Knowledge for Development Report Highlights Global Gap
The World Bank says rapid knowledge growth may widen the divide between rich and poor countries. The report argues poorer nations can lift living standards by adopting existing knowledge rather than reinventing the wheel and stresses quick access to financial, technical, and medical knowledge to cut child mortality from preventable diseases.
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Lawyer accused of aide's murder in Delaware case
Anne Marie Fahey, a 30 year old aide to Governor Thomas Carper, was last seen June 27 1996 with Thomas Capano a former deputy attorney general. A jury will decide Capano's guilt in a high profile murder trial with circumstantial evidence including alleged blood stains.
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Police pour into Naples after blast and bazooka attack
Hundreds of police reinforcements moved into Naples after a car bombing and a bazooka attack raised fears of a gang war among Camorra clans. A bazooka salvo at a villa gate caused no injuries and 13 people were hurt in Friday's crowd explosion. Authorities ordered 365 officers to post across the city as Camorra clans fight over extortion, smuggling, and other rackets.
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