Marines Free Mogadishu and Open Airlift Routes
U S Marines liberated Mogadishu and cleared inland airstrips to allow large transports and aid convoys. The first mercy flight delivered powdered formula as thousands of troops prepare to reinforce harbor and airport positions amid protests from armed gunmen.
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Marines Reach Mogadishu as Relief Effort Resumes in Somalia
U S Marines seized control of Mogadishu with no resistance amid looting at the U S Embassy and renewed relief airlifts delivering powdered formula and aid. UN evacuated 15 aid workers from Kismayo as civilians welcomed troops, while a civilian was shot near UN headquarters.
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Friday Fight Over Teacher Retirement Suit in Chester
David Hughes, a 30 year Chester teacher, sues over a retirement service miscalculation claiming a large financial loss. The case affects others pursuing early retirement as Andi Getek reports on the possible impact and implications.
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Ed Gebhart On The Op-Ed Page
Friday columnist Ed Gebhart writes about local habits from Brigg’s first mitt to Boyd’s prescription and Gene Banta’s Golden Slipper, linking readers who share small town routines with his reflections on community life.
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Brendan Benner shines at Kinney National Cross Country
Rob Parent profiles Monsignor Bonner standout Brendan Benner the Daily Times runner of the year as he tackles the Kinney National Cross Country Championships detailing his reputation as a great kid beyond running.
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