Tolentino says Marcos still president amid Aquino revolt risk
Arturo Tolentino asserted Marcos remains legally president of the Philippines at a Manila forum, warning that Corazon Aquino's government could become a worst kind of dictatorship. He urged a constitutional convention while Luis Villafuerte rejected Marcos’s claim and called Aquino's government revolutionary yet unprecedented.
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Tribal clashes kill 9 in South Africa near Durban
Nine blacks were killed in clashes among Zulu Ndlovu Kwela and Magageni clans in Umbumbulu district south of Durban. Police reported 130 arrests, confiscated home made guns, and noted the violence arose from a disputed forced marriage amid broader land and job tensions.
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Philly mayor apologizes for MOVE but won't resign
Philadelphia Mayor W Wilson Goode apologized for his handling of last year’s MOVE siege in which 11 people died and 61 homes were destroyed. He accepted responsibility for city actions, rejected resigning, and praised the investigation commission while urging recovery and renewal.
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