Donors Aid Ugandan Village School In AIDS Fight
The article recounts donations from individuals and church groups to support a school in western Uganda serving AIDS orphans. It describes the village conditions, a rainwater system, uniforms, meals, and schooling costs about $50 per student yearly. It notes the Nyaka project’s impact and a forthcoming book by Linville, with further fundraising planned.
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Linville
Kagori
Hivakagyedi
Nyaafis
Uganda
Victoria
West Vingola
Tom
Ite
Costa
Savitle
Vilage
Mam
Local knitters aid Ugandan school project with dolls
Community volunteers from New Castle and Unity Church of Gitand assist in a charity doll project linked to The Price of Stones about Kaguri and his village. Sue Linville and Twesigye Jackson Kaur organized the effort to support orphans at AMOS School in Uganda, with 60 hand crafted yarn dolls sent from local groups and churches.
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Ackaining Club
New Castle
Ated Fromen
Pawer Spawel
Ministry of Unity Church of
Viking Press
Kaguri
Sean
Chile
Ali
Amos
Micheal
Kaltes
Alge
Somme
Eich Dod
Uniones
Sheshilde
Ambassa
Mary McCant
Africa
Gas Explosions Kill Several Workers At Pipelines Site
Gas line blast near Cleburne injures multiple workers and destroys rigs. Officials confirm seven of thirteen injured workers were hospitalized. another incident in Morgantown reports methane ignition burning seven miners. Regulators halt work on dozens of unfinished wells as investigation continues.
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Cleburne
Morgantown
Virginia
Panhandle
West Penn Buen Center
Pittsburgh
Mocialsville
Haraouag
Pennsylvania
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