Officials search for missing fishermen in Bering Sea wrecks
On opening day of the snow crab season in rough seas two vessels, the Big Valley and the Sultan, suffered accidents 750 miles west of Anchorage near St Paul Island. One boat sank and three crewmen were found. two died. Another crewman from the Sultan went missing. Multiple search efforts continued as authorities warned of dangerous conditions and noted historically high fatality risks in crab fisheries.
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First black leader of Catholic Bishops installed in Atlanta
Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory, a Chicago native, is installed as Atlanta's sixth archbishop on Memorial Day in College Park near Atlanta. He says he chose the Martin Luther King Jr holiday for the ceremony, honoring the civil rights leader. King’s widow Coretta Scott King attends as the largely Catholic crowd cheers. Gregory, 57, becomes the conference’s third black archbishop and previously led bishops in Illinois. He acknowledged the church’s abuse crisis and stressed unity and service to a diverse flock.
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Harvard president Summers criticized over women science remarks
Harvard University president Lawrence Summers drew criticism for suggesting innate differences may help explain why fewer women succeed in science and math. At a Cambridge conference, Summers questioned discrimination's role, prompting Nancy Hopkins to walk out and provoking varied reactions from attendees.
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Baltimore activist's home firebombed amid Stop Snitching tension
Three juveniles were arrested after attackers used Molotov cocktails to firebomb the Baltimore home of a 59-year-old anti drug advocate who spoke out against drug trafficking. The woman, unnamed, was not injured and remains in protective custody. Police said more arrests could follow with ATF assistance.
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