Marines Deliver First Mogadishu Food Convoy Under Fire
U S Marines delivered 20 tons of rice and beans to northern Mogadishu kitchens amid gunfire exchanges that marked the first combat between the U S led force and gunmen since arriving for a UN mission to keep food flowing. The convoy drew large crowds and press as Somalis expressed gratitude while CARE and UN officials noted the delivery amount.
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Care International
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Haliuro Hasan
United Nations
Homicide Detective Speaks on Crime Solving Tactics
Midland Police Sgt. B G Johnson, a four year homicide detective and County Medical Examiner investigator, warns that the job is not nine to five. He stresses experience, city knowledge, and understanding people as keys to solving crimes while lecturing to over 60 attendees.
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Harris Ingo
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Northeast storm leaves 15 dead after record coastal damage
Blustery northeaster drives snow and rain along the Atlantic Coast with gusts up to 80 mph. Flooding swamps hundreds of homes as high tides threaten coastal residents. Evacuations, halted ferries, and widespread property losses accompany the deadly storm.
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Port Portland
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Nantucket
Martha's Vineyard
Bernice Begin
Bridgeport
Conn
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Stratford
Clinton names childhood friend as chief of staff
Clinton selected his long time childhood friend as chief of staff and named Ronald Brown as party chair, signaling a preference for an apolitical referee to unify White House operations. The move aims to build a trusted team and ensure all voices are heard.
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Clinton Leaves Arkansas Governor Post After 12 Years
President Clinton ends twelve year tenure as Arkansas governor. He sits 31 days shy of the Faubus record from 1955, expressing pride and gratitude as he passes the reins to his successor.
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Psychology, religion end war over the mind
Editor notes this first in a series on how psychology and religion confront mental illness. The piece argues that despite winter joys from Christmas, millions remain unseen in personal prisons of depression. It claims recent advances shrink mutual distrust between psychology and religion, offering hope for the mentally ill.
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Fragmentary text indicates discussion of minds and spiritual influences. Mentions training troubled individuals for professional help and references to guidance or support initiatives. Readable fragments suggest a manuscript or study note on mental health support.
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