Memories of Matthew keep Clovis family going
In Clovis New Mexico Abbie and Geoff Roberts cope with the death of their six year old son Matthew found in a storage compartment of a borrowed wagon. Police ruled the May 23 death accidental asphyxiation after Matthew disappeared May 8 triggering a citywide search. The family recalls Matthew’s memory as a cushion that thickens with time yet never fully heals.
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Sympathy wanes for Iran quake relief effort at Penn State
At Penn State University a pair of Iranian graduate students fronted an earthquake relief booth, finding little American aid for Iran as Red Cross receipts lag behind Armenia and Mexico crises. Officials noted donations total about 376 thousand dollars, about one tenth of the Armenia relief, amid questions of public sentiment and media influence.
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Wanted Physical Therapists Sign-up Bonuses Offered
The Odessa area reports a rising need for physical therapists with sign-up bonuses up to 5000 dollars and entry level salaries around 30000 annually. Larry Feeler notes demand from rural hospitals and aging patients, citing 10 job offers per therapist and a bottleneck caused by limited instructor availability.
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East Germany starts market era amid strikes and worry
East Germans began capitalism with West German money as the economy merges. Widespread layoffs and labor unrest followed across East Berlin and Brandenburg as unions claim thousands downed tools in safety strikes and protests for job security amidst looming closures and higher living costs.
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Jury acquits Imelda Marcos in US trial
In New York, a U S district court cleared Imelda Marcos of looting charges involving 222 million dollars and purchases of art and real estate with Adnan Khashoggi. The verdict came on her 61st birthday and sparked tears and jubilation. Khashoggi was also acquitted of related counts.
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