Kolwezi siege survivors recount brutal rebel assault
Survivors arriving in Brussels from Kolwezi detail murder, rape, looting during the May siege in Shaba Province. They describe a hunt for whites, widespread violence, and massacres as French and Belgian paratroopers continue mop up operations.
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Belgium
Kolwezi
Zaire
Europe
Shaba
French Foreign Legion in Africa Faces the Kolwezi Mission
The French Foreign Legion has plunged into the Kolwezi crisis in Zaire's Shaba region. About 600 paratroopers from the 2nd Parachute Regiment reinforced European enclaves. seven were killed. Despite ministry statements that the operation is terminated, no return date is set. The article also profiles legionnaires' lives on Corsica, recruitment, pay, discipline, and the rite of shaving heads, illustrating their adventurous image and loyalty to the legion.
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Aurora teachers walkout nears end as pact eyed
Sally Davenport of the AEA said teachers could return to classrooms if the school board approves the pact, with Superintendent H Paul Snyder hopeful for a settlement today. Details of the package were not disclosed, while the AEA seeks statewide action to protest revocation of teaching certificates amid a 115 member staff walkout ongoing since April 26 over 17 job cuts.
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Aurora
H. Paul Snyder
Ohio Education Association
OEFA
Davenport
Ohio
Weather forecast shows showers possible late tonight and through Tuesday
Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers by dawn and mid 50s lows. Yesterday’s high was 61 and this morning’s low was 43. Tuesday may bring showers or a thunderstorm with highs 70 to 75. Wednesday to Friday look warm and fair with highs near 80 Wednesday and in the upper 80s Thursday and Friday, and lows in the mid 50s to low 60s.
Crime Alert Phone Number Publicized for Police Tips
A public safety alert urges residents to call 425 7700 to report crimes or suspicious activity, emphasizing quick police notification. The notice repeats the same number for emphasis and guidance.
Idaho man survives Kolwezi shooting after looters spiral
Bill Starkey of Boise Idaho, serving in Zaire with Morrison Knudson, was shot in the side during a looting spree by five uniformed rebels. He rode with them as they looted shops and vehicles, fled into a ditch after being shot, survived, and reached a hospital before flying out of Kolwezi.
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Shaba
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Richard Schambourg
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Idaho
Lonnie Glen
Yerington
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Bill Starkey
Boise
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Bacteria Show Growing Resistance To Antibiotics Alerting Health Officials
Atlanta AP Forty years of antibiotic success masks rising resistance among pneumonia meningitis tuberculosis and gonorrhea causing bacteria says Dr. Joel Ward of the CDC. Overuse and misuse of drugs fuel the trend with South Africa facing a major outbreak that’s under control after aggressive testing and diverse antibiotics. Penicillin resistant gonorrhea and drug resistant tuberculosis have been detected in the United States. Ward warns technology may struggle to keep up and stresses strict control and common sense.
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Rhodes may have erred on judge appointment mixup
Cincinnati officials dispute Gov. Rhodes about a Hamilton County judge choice. GOP chairman Eyrich says a communications mixup led Rhodes staff to believe Judge Thomas H. Crush had a qualified with reservations rating, though the Bar Association had rated him not qualified.
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James A. Rhodes
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George Eyrich
Cincinnati Bar Association
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Eyrich
Sentencing delayed as Berkowitz madness sparks courtroom chaos
David Berkowitz disrupted his Brooklyn murder sentencing by shouting obscenities and lunging at guards. A judge postponed proceedings to June 12 for a new psychiatric evaluation after Berkowitz, in handcuffs, triggered a chaotic scene with threats and a guard hospital visit. Stacy Moscowitz and Robert Violante were named victims connected to the case.
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David Berkowitz
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Stacy
Stacy Moscowitz
Berkowitz
Robert Violante
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