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...good portion of the aid will go toward reconstruction of the disaster area. Who will do the work? What will be rebuilt? Who will own the new construction? Sticky questions. Let's hope that in a couple of years journalists will compare what they find in those areas with how things were before the tsunami. How many poor fishermen will get boats, and how many beach resorts will be rebuilt? Who will benefit? Real assistance consists of organizing at the grassroots level with the goal of putting aid money where it is needed and making sure it doesn...
...waste our money on weapons and wars. This generation could go down in history as the one that beat global poverty. Henry Pool Silverton, South Africa A good portion of the aid will go toward reconstruction of the disaster area. Who will do the work? What will be rebuilt? Who will own the new construction? Sticky questions. Let's hope that in a couple of years journalists will compare what they find in these areas with how things were before the tsunami. How many poor fishermen will get boats, and how many beach resorts will be rebuilt? Who will benefit...
...Since we lost to them in the final of the Howe Cup [in 2002]…we’ve had a lot of 5-4 losses,” Bajwa said. “And last year, we were sort of rebuilding the team. But now, having rebuilt the team, and getting back to the same level that we were, it was nice...
...efforts, even a temporary victory is a kind of miracle. Says Waldman: "The fact that nothing has happened so far to worsen the plight of this population that has been so extraordinarily traumatized is something that people should take real pride in." If vigilance is maintained until villages are rebuilt and the camps are emptied, the wave of death will at last recede...
...series of articles in the Clarion-Ledger of Jackson, Miss., which in 1998 dug up Bowers' incriminating interview. It took the Mississippi attorney general's office six years to bring charges after reopening the case in 1999, in part because some of the evidence had to be rebuilt, but many feel it was just a matter of time. "There was simply too much pressure" to follow through and avoid the impression that Mississippi was backsliding, says a high-ranking state official. The arrest is part of a broader purge of the South's segregationist skeletons--including Mississippi's 1994 conviction...