Cease-fire in Yugoslavia gains cautious support
The European Community secured a fragile four point cease fire in Croatia backed by Serbs and Croats amid ongoing clashes. Up to 150 observers will monitor the cease fire as The Hague acts to organize a peace conference. Milosevic called for equal participation in monitoring and negotiations.
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Teachers collaborate across Spanish algebra and English
Hegarty Gordon Wilhelm and Bernhard at Kennedy join Maize Micek Patti Spencer and Debora Skow to plan joint activities. Students will journal in algebra, work in small groups, set personal goals, and teachers emphasize cross discipline writing and Spanish commands.
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Miami school aims for atmosphere like home in new model
South Pointe Elementary in Miami Beach opens under a joint Dade County and Education Alternatives Inc. partnership to create four "communities" per student, with nontraditional classrooms and homey features. The school is part of a broader shift toward school by school reform and model schools under President Bush's plan.
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Washington Post
Miami Beach
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South Pointe
Beth Rosenthal
Dade County School Board
Education Alternatives Inc
Minnesota
Ernest Boyer
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Gates Blames Minority Officers for Offensive Police Messages
Police Chief Daryl Gates says many racist sexist and homophobic messages were sent by minority officers in patrol car systems, amid calls for reform after the Rodney King beating. An independent commission found 700 offensive messages from the 16 months before the incident.
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Daily News
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Red Cross plane explosion injures four Americans and a Briton
An explosion at a Khartoum airfield damaged a Red Cross relief Hercules C-130 as it prepared to take off. Five crew members, four Americans and one Briton, were injured. The plane had earlier delivered 80 tons of medical and relief supplies to refugees in Wau.
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Sudan
Red Cross
United Nations
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Trevor Page
U.N. World Food Program
Wau
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