Rwanda in peril as peacekeeping stalls in Africa
Thousands of United Nations peacekeeping troops are urgently needed in Rwanda to curb ethnic tensions and prevent renewed massacres. Bureaucratic delays and funding disputes hinder deployment, with only about 800 under-equipped Ghanaian troops present to guard refugee camps housing 24 million people, as Aug 22 marks the French withdrawal and risks of violence rise in Rwanda, Burundi, and Zaire.
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United Nations Rwanda peacekeepers delayed by US and UN disputes
The stalled Rwanda peacekeeping mission faces blame from the United Nations and US agencies over transport gear money and bureaucracy. Pentagon and State Department finger each other while private relief groups warn of risk to aid workers as Ethiopia Nigeria and others wait for equipment and funding.
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H and R Block Offers Basic Income Tax Course Start
H and R Block announces a 12 week Basic Income Tax Course beginning September 12 taught by experienced Block staff. Certificates awarded to graduates. Classes at multiple locations in Syracuse Oswego and Fulton. No obligation to accept employment with H and R Block. registration forms and brochures available to non.
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New wave of Rwandans will strap aid
A U N official warns of a looming refugee exodus from Rwanda into Zaire with Bukavu nearing starvation. 320,000 Rwandans in 36 sites and six camps face food shortages as up to 1 million more may flee after French troops withdraw. UN and WFP struggle to mobilize resources amid grim forecasts.
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Interreligious Fund for Rwandan Relief Appeal
The Interreligious Council of Central New York Herald-Journal and OnBank call for tax deductible gifts to the Central New York Interreligious Fund for Rwandan Relief. Contributions may be made at OnBank branches or mailed to On Bank and Trust Co. 1019 Salina St Syracuse NY 13201. Amount noted 13,688 dollars in August 1912.
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