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Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1994

Page

4

Africa opens multiracial legislatures with oaths in six languages

Mixed-race lawmakers in six languages took oaths as South Africa’s provinces began realigning after landmark elections. Tokyo Sexwale was sworn in as premier of a key province, while ANC leaders like Patrick Lekota and Popo Molefe were chosen premiers in six ANC victories. The hall echoed with celebration as leaders from diverse backgrounds prepared to govern together.

South Africa ANC Tokyo Sexwale Johannesburg Soweto Yuna Town Gena Law and Order Kriel Western Cape National Party Sexwale Patrick Lekota Popo Molefe KwaZulu-Natal Inkatha Freedom Party Windy Hill de Klerk National Nuon Mandela National Assem Mandela Poent Pretoria-Witwatersrand-Vereeniging

Nostalgia Versus Change in Panama's Presidential Race

In Panama City the campaign pits Ernesto Perez Balladares of the Democratic Revolutionary Party, praising Torrijos and past glory, against Ruben Blades who urges a cross–sectarian government. Polls place Balladares at about 33 percent, Blades at 22–24 percent, signaling a fight over past vs future.

Panama City Panama Ernesto Perez Balladares Democratic Revolutionary Party Omar Torrijos Torrijos Perez Balladares Blades

Countdown to D Day Invasion Moves Ahead At War Front

On May 8 1944 Rommel warns German high command that air raids are crippling supply and troop movements. Allied bombing expands to French rails and broader targets across occupied Europe as 4500 planes strike. The Allies hint at a major forthcoming operation while American papers speculate on Western efforts.

Erwin Rommel France Reich New York Times

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