Aristide flees Haiti as exile begins and Marines move in
Aristide leaves for exile amid a Haitian crisis as U S Marines and Caribbean troops deploy. Rebels attack in Port au Prince while police retreat. Supreme Court Justice Boniface Alexandre takes interim control under constitutional mandate as opposition ponders a new government.
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Aristide
South Africa
Champs de Mars
National Palace
Haiti
Supreme Court
Guy Philippe
CNN
France
Catherine Colonna
Jacques Chirac
United States
Port-au-Prince
U.S
National Penitentiary
Jean-Jacques Dessalines
James Voltaire
Condoleezza Rice
Caribbean
Johannesburg
Mildred Trouillot Aristide
New York City
Boniface Alexandre
Alexandre
Caribbean Community of Nations
Organization of American States
Minnie Vautrin Heroine of Gin Ling College War Record
Hua-ling Hu documents Minnie Vautrin the Illinois farm girl who shielded thousands of Chinese women at Gin Ling College during the Japanese invasion. The effort draws on Yale Divinity School Library archives, Vautrin’s diary, and interviews with Emma Lyon. Hu spoke of personal struggle and dedication, noting a 2008 ceremony for a Minnie Vautrin Scholarship Endowment in Nanking.
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Vautrin
China
Yale Divinity School Library
United Board For Christian Higher Education In Asia
Huan
Lotto
Emma Lyon
Lyon
Gin Ling
Minnie
Yale
Illinois
Hua-ling Hu
University of Colorado At Boulder
National Chiao Tung University
Taiwan
Gin Ling College
United States
Iowa
Secor
Shepherd
Mich
United Christian Missionary Society
Gin Ling College Board
Michigan
Nanking
Minnie Vautrin
Westlawn Church of Christ In
Shepherd, Mich
Illinois Supreme Court poll favors Karmeier in ratings
State bar survey of 1 731 ballots mailed to Southern Illinois attorneys shows Karmeier with an 89 42 percent rating and Maag at 76 41 percent for meeting the office requirements. Maag led in legal knowledge and health, while Karmeier topped in most other categories. Maag questions the poll due to low response and membership gaps. Karmeier says the results reflect those who have appeared before them and deem the process fair and balanced. Karmeier, 73, resides in Nashville with wife and two daughters. Maag, 43, lives in Glen Carbon with his family.
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Karmeier
Maag
Glen Carbon
Nashville
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