Zimbabwe cabinet minister acquitted in farm killing case
In Salisbury two non-white legal consultants overruled a white judge and freed Zimbabwe cabinet minister Edgar Tekere and seven bodyguards on charges of murdering white farmer Gerald Adams and wounding five black soldiers. The Indemnity and Compensation Act aided their acquittal, prompting jubilation among blacks and controversy among whites as Tekere’s role in Mugabe’s government faced scrutiny.
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Zimbabwe
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Robert Mugabe
Tekere
Gerald Adams
Salisbury
John Pittman
Pittman
Chris Greenald
Peter Nemapare
Rhodesia
Joseph Chakanetsa
Adams
South Africa
Mugabe
British Broadcasting Corp
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Chris Glaum
Birthday astrology hints at steady progress and trusted alliances
The article notes many celebrities share your birthday and predicts steady progress on plans through spring, with emphasis on preserving finances romance and friendship. It forecasts a secret with a companion in early summer and suggests resurrecting a discarded business idea with careful choice of associates.
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Broderick Crawford
Kirk Douglas
Redd Foxx
Dina Merrill
Donny Osmond
Aries
Troop Rotation Reduces Fort Chaffee Refugee Center
About 500 soldiers left Fort Chaffee in Arkansas as 150 new troops arrived on Sunday. Col Don Karr said the rotation aims to maintain security while continuing the mission. The incoming unit was Company A of the 2nd Battalion, 58th Infantry from Fort Hood, Texas.
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Fort Chaffee
Ark
Don Karr
Geishauser
Fort Hood
Texas
Leeds protests target films with violence against women
Femists in Leeds and southern England campaign against movies portraying women as victims of violence amid the Yorkshire Ripper murders. They storm theaters showing The Beast and Dressed to Kill, argue such films fuel male violence and fear. Activists also protest a case of sisters jailed for killing an abuser, while film officials warn of sensational violence trends and censorship calls rise.
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Leeds
England
Caroline
Leeds University
Ripper
the Ripper
Diana Barrett
Women Against Violence Against Women
London
Studio Six
Judith Kertes
Liz Gill
Daily Express
Erin Pizzey
Britain
James Ferman
El Salvador ousts liberal colonel from junta amid killings probe
El Salvador's military voted to remove Col. Alfonso Majano from the five member junta after his charge that the right wing had infiltrated commands. The move comes as a U S commission probes the murder of four U S women and amid church leaders demanding action to end civil war and violence.
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U.S
Col
Alfonso Adolfo Majano
Majano
Fiveman
Jaime Abdul Gutierrez
Carlos Humberto Romero
Jose Guillermo Garcia
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Antonio Morales Erlich
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Duarte
Christian Democrats
Arturo Rivera Y Damas
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