Aid distribution shifts in Mozambique after floods
Amid Mozambique flood relief, aid moves from rescue to reaching hundreds of thousands in camps. U N World Food Program spokesman Brenda Barton said 250,000 people are in 64 camps mostly in Limpopo and Save river valleys with rising disease risk. Dozens of helicopters and planes deliver supplies as survivors grow desperate for food and water.
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Albright to honor pioneer of European democracy
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, born in Czechoslovakia, arrives in Brno to honor a regional democracy pioneer and urge successors to promote democratic values across Eastern Europe including Yugoslavia. She will receive an award, meet Gypsy representatives, speak on U S Czech relations, then visit Hodonin with President Havel.
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Marching in Selma recalled in Clinton bridge ceremony
In Selma Alabama President Clinton linked arms with civil rights leaders and recalled the Bloody Sunday march thirty five years later. He urged cautious progress as he spoke to about 15,000 people and noted that income gaps and violence still require another bridge to cross.
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Clinton Walks Selma Bridge With King's Widow and Aides
President Clinton, flanked by Coretta Scott King and Rep. John L. Lewis, led a Selma remembrance march as Guardsmen and troopers saluted. He linked progress to justice, cited ongoing racial disparities, and honored Bloody Sunday victims Jimmy Lee Jackson James Reed and Viola Liuzzo.
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Michigan church seeks solace after first grader Kayla Rolland death
In Mount Morris Township Michigan worshipers at Calvary Assembly of God sought understanding a day before Buell Elementary School planned to reopen Kayla Rolland 6 was shot and killed a private funeral had been held for her. A 6 year old classmate is accused and officials say he did not know better. Church leaders urged forgiveness and rehabilitation emphasizing God’s role in healing schools and America.
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Indianapolis Zoo welcomes 201 pound baby elephant
The Indianapolis Zoo reports the birth of a 201-pound female calf to Kubwa a 24 year old African elephant after about an hour of labor. Zookeepers and Karen Burns of the Indianapolis Zoological Society describe the delivery as swift and successful and note the calf may be the first African elephant artificially conceived at the facility.
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