Imelda Marcos seeks return of seized property
Imelda Marcos demanded release of sequestered items including her shoe collection and intimate apparel from the presidential palace. She warned of a lawsuit if the Presidential Commission for Good Government does not present a full inventory within 10 days and seeks compensation for art and silver sold at Christies in New York.
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GOP Abortion Rift Showdown At Utah Platform Hearing
GOP leaders push both anti abortion and abortion rights panels at a Utah platform hearing on family issues amid a strict state law. The party aims to uphold a constitutional amendment banning abortion while activists press for language welcoming both sides, highlighting a national split within Republican ranks.
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Memorial Day rally supports Leonard Peltier at Leavenworth
About 200 protesters including Leonard Peltier's children gathered outside the Leavenworth Penitentiary to demand his freedom. Matt Peltier buried a ceremonial Indian lance. the family advocates note Peltier has served 16 years of two life terms for the 1975 Pine Ridge killings. The event linked to broader Native American and prisoner of war concerns, with supporters citing new appeals and documentaries drawing attention.
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North Korea to hand over remains of 15 U.S. servicemen
A U N official said North Korea will transfer the remains of 15 American servicemen killed in the Korean War to the United States this week, the largest group repatriated since 1954, with a total of 30 remains returned since mid May. The remains will be brought back Thursday at Panmunjom, as part of broader prisoner and missing in action settlement talks.
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Baker offers limited aid to Georgia amid push for elections
Secretary of State James A. Baker III outlined limited economic assistance to Georgia on independence day and linked broader aid to free elections and minority rights. He met with Eduard Shevardnadze, while Georgia plans parliamentary elections for Oct. 11 amid economic turmoil, curfews, and violence.
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