Unity through diversity in Northern Ireland healing process
In discussing the Northern Ireland conflict, the interviewee advocates unity via respect for diversity, a healing framework, and shared institutions. He cites Derry governance, cross party collaboration, and the United States motto E Pluribus Unum as guiding principles, noting Omagh’s impact and personal violence endured.
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Abraham Lincoln
Herald Journal invites corrections on coverage
The Herald Journal asks readers to report factual inaccuracies in its news reporting and provides a contact number 470-0011 for corrections to ensure full fair and accurate coverage.
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U.S. adds charges against bombing suspect Salim
U.S. prosecutors broadened charges against Mamdouh Mahmud Salim, an alleged top aide to Osama bin Laden, awaiting extradition in Germany. The Sudanese national, jailed near Munich since Sept. 16, faces murder conspiracy and use of weapons of mass destruction charges, plus conspiracy to transport explosives and attack military installations.
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Rushdie welcomed to visit India amid ban on Satanic Verses
Salman Rushdie is welcome to return to India, though the government will not lift the ban on The Satanic Verses. Internal Security Minister Lal Krishna Advani told The Times of India the author is an outstanding writer and may visit, after Rushdie complained of his ban. Rushdie, born in Bombay, has lived in hiding since 1989 when Ayatollah Khomeini issued a fatwa against him.
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Lal Krishna Advani
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Florida sheriff resigns amid theft and misconduct charges
Marion County Sheriff Ken Erple resigned after surrendering to investigators on charges of stealing $170,000 from a department fund used for investigations. If convicted he could face up to 35 years in prison and fines up to $20,000.
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Yeltsin returns to country estate amid cold symptoms
President Boris Yeltsin, battling bronchitis and a cold, rested at his country home outside Moscow over the weekend. Aides said his health was satisfactory and that he had dismissed doctors’ orders, working in the Kremlin last week. He canceled a planned trip to an Asian summit due to illness.
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Mourners recall man who hoped to make a difference
Mourners fill St Mark's and nearby church as Matthew Wayne Shepard 21 a University of Wyoming freshman becomes a national catalyst for gay rights. A large Casper crowd remembers his dream to improve lives while protesters outside are met with song and prayer.
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Matthew Wayne Shepard
Matt
Anne Kitch
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Shepard
Royce Brown
St. Mark's
University of Wyoming
Clinton
Shepherd
Dennis
Matthew Shepard
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