The persecutions mirror Jesus in modern times
A five part Easter series documents ongoing religious and human rights abuses worldwide. It profiles Rev. Guidna Tumse of Ethiopia and others, detailing arrests, torture, disappearances, and killings under dictatorial regimes, with Amnesty International and US State Department figures confirming widespread abuse and the persistence of repression.
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Jesus
Chupados
Oif Nes
Ethiopia
Kabelles
Abuna Tewafles
Derg
The
Committee
Gabriel Abdelsayed
Jersey City
Mus
U.S
Department of State
Amnesty International
Christ
Pharis J. Harvey
Washington, DC
United Methodist
American Coalition For Human Rights
Korea
Chile
Malaysia
South Africa
Jesus of
Nazareh
New York City
Borough of
Queens
Mm Buenos
Explorers Club opens doors to women members
In Manhattan, the Male Explorers Club voted 753 to 618 to admit women, ending a 75 year male only rule. Astronaut Kathryn Sullivan and oceanographer Sylvia Earle poised to become the first female members, despite some resignations feared from conservative members.
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New York
Manhattan
East Side
Teddy Roosevelt
Charles Lindbergh
Edmund Hillary
Explorers Club
Kathryn Sullivan
Sylvia Earle
Explorers
Charles Brush
Club
John W. Flint
Brush
Atlantic
Himalayas
Lorain Woman Dies After Cruiser Crash Injuries
Lorain secretary Miss Rivas dies from crash injuries after a cruiser collision. Police say no charges against the officer. About $1500 damage reported. Surviving family includes parents, six brothers, ten sisters, and multiple relatives. Funeral services set at Fimil Dovala Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Chapel with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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John Malinovsky
Davey
Miss Rivas
Ford Motor Co. Credit Bureau
Avon Lake
Lorain
Southview High School
Lorain County
Sandra) Rodriguez
Antonio
Lucy) Arroyo
Pontiac
Mich
Sixto
Zoila) Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Theresa
Alicia Rivas
Antonia Rivas
Fimil Dovala
Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Chapel
Edward J. Molumby
Calvary Cemetery
Mean machine from page A celebrates shuttle’s return forecast
Hutchinson lauds progress but notes no real show stopper amid NASA’s smooth launch and anticipated Edwards Air Force Base landing. Columbia set for Tuesday reentry ending its 36th orbit, with mission control chatter and astronaut banter highlighting the milestone in spaceflight.
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Earth
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Mojave Desert
Space
Young
No Man’s Land
Space shuttle tiles show gaps during first telecast
Astronauts report two tiles missing and 13 to 15 with fragments on the shuttle's aft orbital maneuvering pods while the craft tracks a high arc over the United States. Controllers note no immediate risk to reentry but arrange high powered telescope inspection and film analysis to assess underside tiles. The Columbia remains on a path over the southern US up to 40.3 degrees north, visible after sunset as a bright point in the sky.
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Cappen
Joe Allen
Mission Control
Crippen
Young
Eugene Kranz
Florida
Hawaii
Kranz
Malabar
Fia
Houston
Henry Hartsfield
Space Agency
Hocky Rabb
Columbia
United States
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Denver
San Francisco
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George W. Cornell
Guidna Tumse
Mekane Yesus
Council For Coaperation
Africa
Lord Jesus Christ
Addis Ababa
Tshai Tolessa
Tamsa
Argentina
el Olimpo
la Perla
Afghanistan
Puli Charki
Pretoria Central
Colombia
Russia
Siberian
Khairazovka
Batu Gajab
Zaire
Ekatera
Romania
Jilava
Khmer Rouge
Cambodia
Vietnam
Heng Samm
Uganda
Idi Armin
Thevre
Arest
Elisabeth Kasemann
Ernst Kasemann
Elisabeth
Army Command
Palermo
Evangelical Lutheran Ovambokavango
Onipa
Namibia
Kleopas Dumeni
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Temple
Terres OF People
Oks
Enyria
Uessarios
Aptit
Bees
Mes- Roche
Mayl
Chronicle Telegram
Everand
the Chronicle Tech
East Avenue
P.O
Hutchinson
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