London male model loses discrimination suit
George Bond, 54, challenged Northampton College in a sexual discrimination case after the institution preferred women as nude models for art classes. In his filing, Bond cited 68 hours of work out of 1,260 and noted his pornographic film and sex documentary appearances as factors. Bond contemplates his next move and may seek normal employment to cover bills.
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City funds aid rebuild of Moscow synagogue
Moscow city officials told Interfax on Wednesday that about 60,000 would be drawn from city reserves to aid the reconstruction of the Maryina Roshcha synagogue damaged by a bomb May 13. The blast struck minutes after a holiday event, shattering windows and partially collapsing a wall. Two construction workers nearby were injured by flying glass. This marks the third attack since 1993 on the Orthodox synagogue.
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UN seeks emergency meeting over Taliban girl school ban
The United Nations urged an immediate UN Security Council session after Afghanistan’s Taliban ruler order to close hundreds of private girls schools and home based programs. Officials say the move defies last month’s pledge to discuss education and health care for women and girls and will hurt the city’s poorest families. The crackdown also extends to music bans, beard mandates, and mosque attendance requirements for men.
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Satellites Flawed Orbit Yet Usable For Espionage Links
Six Strela-3 space mailboxes launched from Plesetsk veered into an elliptical orbit and failed to reach the planned 868 mile circular path. Officials say the satellites remain capable of recording and relaying messages for Russia's intelligence service, with adjustments possible.
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Monument planned in Negev for Carter and peace signers
The Nakash brothers plan a $10 million park near Ben Gurion’s grave at Sde Boker to erect cliffside sculptures of Jimmy Carter Menachem Begin and Anwar Sadat marking the 1979 Egypt Israel peace accord. Avda Lloyd said dimensions are undecided as groundwork begins. Cornerstone ceremony set for October with Carter and families attending.
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