Okello’s jail and exile mark Africa’s shifting revolut ionary fate
John Okello, the self styled field marshal of all Africa, has spent years jailed or deported across East Africa. Since his 1964 Zanzibar coup he has faced detentions in Kenya Uganda and Tanzania while being lauded by those regimes for correcting imbalances. He was jailed again on the fifth anniversary of his coup and remains a controversial figure in regional politics.
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Lava ship shape contest stirs student concern
The National Automobile Club survey of college essay contest entrants shows over 80 percent call for seat belts, 60 percent note most crashes occur at intersections, and nearly all oppose driving after drinking. The item sits amid a string of international updates on Africa and Asia.
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1000 year old weevil found in ancient cotton seed
Federal researcher Rose Ella Warner reports a weevil found in a cotton seed at least 1000 years old in a cave near Oaxaca Mexico. The boll weevil was known as a cotton pest for less than a century.
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