Kibaki and Njonjo Dominate Kenya's presidential Prospects
Kenya's 49 year old Finance Minister Mwai Kibaki is viewed by foreign diplomats as the leading candidate. Kibaki, from the Kikuyu, educated in Uganda and London, has served in the Finance Ministry for eight years and was finance minister after Mboya's assassination. Charles Njonjo, 58, son of a former Kikuyu elder, remains a controversial and powerful figure close to Kenyatta.
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Historical quiz mixes trivia with Kenyan political profiles
A mixed set of quiz questions covers animal breeds, fabrics, biblical figures, and a Roosevelt wartime sacrifice. The text then shifts to Kenyan politics, detailing candidates to succeed President Kenyatta, including Daniel Arap Moi, Odinga, and Mungai, with background on their careers and factions in Nairobi reporting.
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Teen Forum: Calls and Confidence in Love Divulged
In a teens column, a Massachusetts reader describes a persistent suitor named Gerald who rang three times without success and asks how to prompt future calls. A Pennsylvania reader seeks dating guidance, advised to gain confidence, broaden social circles, and consider friendships that may turn into romance.
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Odessan's son wins Paxton Lecture Award in Hershey
James E. Ingram, son of Flo Ingram Johnson of Odessa, earned the Paxton Lecture Award at the International Association of Torch Clubs annual convention in Hershey. A 1959 Odessa High School graduate, he’s practiced law in San Antonio after Baylor University degrees, and he delivered the winning lecture on violence in competitive sports.
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Genealogical Society to Meet at Ector Library
The Permian Basin Genealogical Society will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the Ector County Library. The program features a show and tell of genealogical research findings by members and guests.
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National tax revolt grows across states in voter moves
An Associated Press survey finds tax relief measures on at least ten statewide ballots and activists in 23 other states pushing for relief. Governors describe public discontent as rising, though most say it has not reached full rebellion. The drive follows California Prop 13 and includes proposed spending caps and tax reforms in states like Arizona, Arkansas, Maryland, Colorado, Kansas, Maine, and Oregon.
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