Eclipsing Moon Draws Attention Across Regions
Experts at The Discovery Center in Syracuse forecast a total lunar eclipse with deep red shading as the moon enters the umbra and remains eclipsed until around 11 56 p.m. EDT. The article notes varying visibility by location and includes phase times and local viewing guidance.
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Iroquois Belts Tell Confederacy History and Peace Era
The belts from the Iroquois Confederacy use purple and white beads on deer sinews to encode history. The Hiawatha belt shows a white tree representing the Onondaga and white squares for the Senecas Cayugas Oneidas and Mohawks linked like a federal system.
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Remembering Mickey Leland An activist congressman and world traveler
The profile outlines George Thomas Mickey Leland born in Lubbock and raised in Houston. It notes his radical youth in the 1960s, later shift toward humanitarian work, leadership in hunger relief, and global trips. It covers his political rise, health care initiatives, ties to John de Menil and Ben Reyes, and his family life with wife Alison and their children including Jarrett.
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Leland Hans death in plane crash shocks leaders
Leland, longtime U S congressman and chair of the Hunger Committee, died when a Twin Otter crashed on a mountain side in Ethiopia amid a search by U S and Ethiopian teams. Flags lowered, officials lamented the loss as teams prepared to fly bodies home for mortuary processing.
Leland mourned as congressman dies in plane crash
Four congressmen plan to accompany Rep. Mickey Leland’s body from Ethiopia after a plane found on a remote mountain 100 miles from its destination. President Bush ordered two White House aides to join the congressional team. Flags lowered nationwide as leaders mourned. At St. Anne’s Church in Houston, prayers and bells marked the loss of a man described as compassionate and devoted to aiding the world’s hungry.
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