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A marketable career

Markeita Townsend demonstrates an abdominal assessment on a mannequin during a lab practicum. Townsend is a first semester nursing student at Ivy Tech Community College Northeast and president of the Ivy Tech Student Nurse Organization. She said has found nursing to be a satisfying career choice. When she completes the ASN program at Ivy Tech, Townsend will be very marketable...

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A marketable career 
 

Church credit union marks first year

FORT WAYNE-Even a quick visit with the Rev. Dr. Sylvester Hunter will tell you he's not the type to fall into the current fad of teaching "prosperity theology"- riches in return for worship God. Rather, his conversation centers on the spiritual nature of life and the potential any of us can reach when we understand whom and what we are....

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Church credit union marks first year 
 

Fort Wayne focus during Cover the Uninsured Week; Souder to sponsor healthcare legislation for nation

By Dan Jehl

This is America. It's the land of the free and home of the brave. This is a country where citizens have constitutional rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness- or do they?

National Health Care Cover the Uninsured Week (April 27 to May 3) saw issues raised in Fort Wayne by groups saying many Americans do not enjoy these rights. National, state and local groups highlighted healthcare access as an issue during...

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Leader of black state legislative group calls on Capitol Hill  

By James Wright
Special to the NNPA from the Afro-American Newspapers

WASHINGTON (NNPA)- Calvin Smyre is an executive officer for a multi-billion dollar, diversified financial services company in Columbus, Ga. He projects a strong impression of stability and strength. To reinforce his...

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Remembering Mother's Day of old…  

By Denise M. Jordan

Eleven years ago, I used to write a column for Frost called She Lines. One of the pieces that ran was "Mother's Day: Who will sit by mama?" I remember speaking with Mrs. (Thelma) Russell a few...

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…and on this Mother's Day…  

By Denise M. Jordan

Dateline: Frost Illustrated, May 14-20, 2008

I am blessed to be able to say that my mother is still here with me. She's a bit more infirm, now, but still here. Mickey and Lynn still jockey for the...

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Mandela to mark 90 years at British anti-AIDS bash  

(GIN)-Elder statesman and former South African President Nelson Mandela will celebrate his 90th birthday and raise money for AIDS awareness at a benefit concert in London next month, organizers have announced.

Precisely 46,664 tickets will go on sale for the three-hour...

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Election sweep for hardliner of rich, poverty stricken Equatorial Guinea  

(GIN)-President Teodoro Obiang Nguema of Equatorial Guinea is expected to win most of the votes from the May 4 polls, which the opposition called tainted by voting irregularities and harassment.

Early results show the party of President Nguema won 100 percent...

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Nigerian rebel group asks Carter to mediate oil conflict  

(GIN)-After a series of attacks on multinational oil companies in Nigeria's rich Delta region, an armed rebel group appears to be seeking a negotiated end to the conflict.

In a letter purportedly addressed to U.S. President George W. Bush, the Movement...

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'Take 25' Second Annual Child Safety Fair May 24  

By Dan Jehl

Out of something bad, there can be something good.

That is what happened with the tragic 2005 abduction and murder of Alejandra Gutierrez. A series of events spurred by this tragedy led to Fort Wayne's now having the Take...

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Thousands protest 'dollar' food hikes in Somalia  

(GIN)-Riots sparked by skyrocketing food prices and the rejection of Somali shillings by local vendors were met with bullets in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, last week. On May 5, security forces killed at least five people, witnesses said.

Anger spiked when...

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Clinton, Obama promise unity against GOP in historic interviews with N.C. black press  

By Cash Michaels
Special to the NNPA from the Carolinian

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (NNPA)-In perhaps their most heartfelt assurances thus far amid growing party concerns, Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama promised that whichever aspirant loses their rough-and-tumble contest for their...

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