North claims major victory in Yemen conflict
Northern Yemen said to seize a key oil rich province as Aden remained the southern capital. International relief groups prepared to move up to 5000 Somali refugees from a frontline camp amid the three week civil war. At least 175 Somalis reported killed in crossfire with U.N. confirming some deaths but uncertain counts. The war pits northern and southern forces after a May 5 collapse into full conflict. a May 22 1990 merger formed a multi party democracy on the Arabian peninsula.
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Yemen
Aden
U.N
North
South
Democracy
Arabian Peninsula
Aid groups keep aid flowing at Benaco refugee camp Tanzania
At Benaco camp in Tanzania aid workers including Italian Red Cross's Marco Onorato direct food distribution for nearly 300,000 Rwandans. Despite barbed wire and crowded conditions, crews race to feed and shelter new arrivals, preventing epidemics as population rises by thousands daily.
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Benaco
Tanzania
Marco Onorato
Onorato
Red Cross
Rwanda
Supreme Court rules nurses are supervisors under labor law
In a 5-4 decision the Supreme Court held nurses directing aides at Heartland Nursing Home Urbana Ohio are supervisors not protected by the National Labor Relations Act. The ruling, backing the 6th Circuit, affects thousands of nurses and private hospitals nationwide.
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Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Anthony M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Court of Appeals
Heartland Nursing Home
Urbana
Ohio
Health Care & Retirement Corp. of America
Heartland
Labor Board
Toledo
Health Care & Retirement Corp
Federal Labor Board
Julia Goldsberry
Cynthia Cordrey
Ruby Wells
The
6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Barbara Fick
Notre Dame University
Coun
Pure Water for Kansas aims to clean rivers statewide
Aquatic ecologist Larry Zuckerman leads a new Pure Water for Kansas program with the Kansas Wildlife Federation and state agencies to train volunteers in river health indicators. Funded by 20000 from Coors and 8500 from the state, it launches this summer with workshops at Wichita State University and invites anglers, boaters, and bird watchers to adopt river segments and report pollution.
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Kan
Kansas
Larry Zuckerman
Wichita
Kansas Wildlife Federation
Arkansas
Wichita Rice
Coors Brewing Co
Kansas Department of Neem Wr Enviroumment
Riussobibenial Sproutilon Eatal
Wichita State University
Karen Brown
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