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UN chief Antonio Guterres travelled to the strife-ravaged town of Bangassou on Wednesday for a first-hand look at a notorious hotspot in Central African Republic's bloody conflict and to pay tribute to UN troops who have died. Making his first visit to one of Africa's most troubled countries since.... |
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NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune. Doug MacCash Antoine "Fats" Domino Jr. died early Tuesday morning (Oct. 24) at age 89. He was New Orleans' premier rock 'n' roll star, as much a pioneer of the genre as Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, or Jerry Lee Lewis. Unlike his peers, Domino had a mellow, restrained style. |
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Making his first visit to one of Africa’s most troubled countries since he took the UN helm in January, Guterres met UN troops and members of the beleaguered population. “I am deeply moved to witness your suffering,” he said at a camp for displaced people. “Sadly, what is happening here in Bangassou is not unique. |
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Bangassou, Central African Republic, Oct 25 – UN chief Antonio Guterres travelled to the strife-ravaged town of Bangassou on Wednesday for a first-hand look at a notorious hotspot in Central African Republic’s bloody conflict and to pay tribute to UN troops who have died. |
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Making his first visit to one of Africa's most troubled countries since he took the UN helm in January, Guterres observed a minute's silence and laid a wreath in memory of peacekeepers who lost their lives in the last year. He said he came "to express solidarity, gratitude and admiration. You do extraordinarily courageous work. |
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Herman Louque’s life reads like the Who’s Who in volunteerism in St. Charles Parish. But if that isn’t impressive enough, then consider this factoid about this Norco resident he’s 87 years old and has no plans of slowing down. “I feel like I can do it,” Louque said. “My legs are still good, although my brain is so-so. |
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U.N. chief Antonio Guterres arrived in the strife-ravaged town of Bangassou on Wednesday for a first-hand look at a notorious hotspot in Central African Republic's bloody conflict. Making his first visit to one of Africa's most troubled countries since he took the U.N. helm in January, Guterres met U. |
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DENVER (AP) - One member of a small group living on a Colorado farm where two girls were found dead told authorities that a woman acting as a "spiritual leader" ordered the children kept in a car without food or water for days. That's according to court records a judge unsealed at the request of KOTO Community Radio and the Telluride Daily Planet. |
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Barra Hookah: Creature Feature with Alien Ear Drum, Avada Clemanzo - free entry with costume, costume contest with prizes. Frazer UMC's Wesley Hall: Jasmine Murray 7 p.m. BB King's: Skylar 7 p.m., The BB King's Blues Club All-Star Band 10:30 p.m. Jan's Beach House Grill: Halloween Party with Jimbo & Larry 7-10 p. |
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A student from Bishop's Stortford is competing in Cat Deeley's new primetime TV talent show to win the chance to record an album at the famous Abbey Road Studios.
Matthew Braz will be battling it out on Sky One's Sing: Ultimate A Cappella next Friday (3 November) as part of Illuminations, a.... |
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Guterres, making his first visit to one of Africa’s most troubled countries since he took the UN helm in January, stepped off a plane from the capital Bangui, where he arrived Tuesday. Mineral-rich but extremely poor, CAR has been battered by a three-year conflict between rival militias that began.... |
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