Patterson named Jamaica foreign affairs minister
P. J. Patterson, 43, is Jamaica new foreign affairs minister after Prime Minister Michael Manley appointed him to replace resigning David Coore who is set to join the Inter-American Development Bank in Costa Rica. The report covers appointive reshuffles and regional diplomacy notes.
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Tropical storm Bess heads toward Mexico coast
Tropical storm Bess picked up speed and turned southwest toward the Mexican coast as forecasters expect landfall midday between Tampico and Tuxpan. Winds near 45 mph, with some strengthening before landfall, and no immediate threat to south Texas though rough seas may affect South Padre Island.
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Non-European majority Twelve mentioned for selection of Pope
The article surveys papal prospects as speculation centers on a non European majority in the College of Cardinals. It names Cardinals Willebrands, Hume, Pirinio, Koenig, Binelli, Felici, Pignedoli, Baggio, Suenen, Cooke, and Krol as prominent possibilities, noting age, nationality, and influence. It highlights Cardinal Binelli as a key Italian candidate and notes shifts toward more inclusive Vatican administration.
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Eight year old Afghan boy candidate for university entry
An Afghan eight year old with a high school diploma from Afghanistan may be evaluated for a Seattle program at the University of Washington. Dr Halbert Robinson said the boy could join a K-12 track or perhaps college courses if advanced. Jalal arrived May 4 with his father seeking future study amid fundraising efforts.
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