U.S. Planes Deliver Aid to Somalia From Mombasa
Four American C 130 cargo planes brought more than 37 tons of rice beans and cooking oil to Belet Huen Somalia in the first U S aid airlift to the interior as civil strife threatens distribution. The United States works with the Red Cross to deliver food to Belet Huen where over 100 000 people have been assisted this year amid drought and conflict.
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Groups back effort for victims rights in Kansas
Two statewide groups support a proposed constitutional amendment to protect crime victims rights in Kansas. Voters will decide at the November general election. The measure would grant victims the right to be informed, present at hearings, and heard before sentencing. Critics say it may have little practical effect. Supporters argue it will raise attention to victims rights and ensure all voices are heard in the criminal justice process.
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KU prof hearings begin in sex conduct case
Law professors hearings open as the University of Kansas moves to fire Emil A. Tonkovich. A former female student will testify she was urged to perform oral sex in Tonkovichs car after a party, amid a months long inquiry that led to his possible dismissal.
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