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...over the next decade. So far, 60,000 to 70,000 people, mostly from Tigre and Welo, have been moved. According to guerrilla spokesmen, those taken for resettlement are often ripped away from their families. When they arrive in the south, the refugees reportedly discover few reception areas, little shelter or medicine and scant food. The newcomers, residents of the arid highlands, are also susceptible to diseases of the low- lying south like malaria and amoebic dysentery...
...moaning clear and powerful for the audience. The best directors may Incorporate fresh Mights from the texi. In the case of Endgante, Brokott's text implies that the action occurs after a nuclear holocaust, Director Joanne Ahalnitis emphasized this by setting the play in a make-shift fall-out shelter...
...women are driving trucks now. It's the thing." Cheek finds her truck handy for carrying groceries and hauling tree trimmings to the dump. She plans to add a metal cap (average price: $270) to cover the open back of the truck so that she can shelter her belongings and use the vehicle to sleep in on camping trips...
While many other organizations provide food, shelter, health care or clothing for poor people in the Boston area. Globe Santa provides something different though equally essential last year the newspaper's holiday project raised $752,000 to buy Christmas presents for almost 50,000 girls and boys in 131 eastern Massachusetts cities and towns...
...individualism, the Catholic Bishops Conference has articulated the needs of an estimated 9 million people who slipped below the poverty level between 1979 and 1983. They have called for greater social cooperation and justice, and in doing so, have rekindled the flame of biblical teaching--to feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, and clothe the naked...