Protests Target Leaders Face $155000 Penalties
A leader of anti abortion protests in multiple states was ordered to pay $155,000. Planned Parenthood official Leslie Sebastian warned protesters that pressure could lead to fines, emphasizing accountability. Rev. Keith Tucci was named among those involved in the nationwide actions.
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Mandela Leads South Africa in Historic Victory
The Associated Press notes Nelson Mandela chosen to lead after elections as about 50,000 people greet him in Cape Town. He promises jobs and freedom for all, outlining a plan for a new constitutional order amid a multiracial flag display and widespread anticipation of change.
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Pact to deploy first Arab police in Gaza Jericho
Israel and the PLO agreed to deploy 150 Arab police to autonomous zones in Gaza and Jericho as a test case for a broader peace. Officials said transfer of power to the Palestinians could begin as early as Monday with celebration and flag displays reported near Rafah border crossing.
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