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Missouri Town Wins Battle Against Flooding

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Posted by geri
Monday, 23 June 2008
Residents in Clarksville, Missouri - with the help of hundreds of volunteers - mounted an epic-challenge to a historic flood threat. AP correspondent Jason Bronis presents this MUST-SEE video report on how their efforts paid off.

Ukrainian Orphans Helped by Inspired Visitors From Atlanta

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Posted by stevegh
Monday, 23 June 2008
"Accustomed to a comfortable life in Atlanta, Dr. Gary Stillwagon's life changed when visiting Ukraine and seeing kids living in gangs in underground sewers, and an orphanage with not even any plumbing. He dipped into his own money to buy the materials, and local people dug the lines, for water and equipment to bring clean, hot water and toilets to the school." (Atlanta Journal-Constitution has the inspiring story of transformation)

London Financier Gives Half Billion Pounds to Charity

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Posted by bivvy
Sunday, 22 June 2008
"A SUPER-RICH City financier has given nearly HALF-A-BILLION pounds to charity — the largest ever single donation by a Briton — to help poor people in Third World countries." The UK Sun has a photo of the 43 year-old hedge fund manager.
Read more... [London Financier Gives Half Billion Pounds to Charity]

Volunteer Vets Work to Rescue Pets From Flooded Iowa Homes (Video)

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Posted by geri
Saturday, 21 June 2008
The Humane Society of the United States is on the ground in Cedar Rapids facing the aftermath of the worst flooding Iowa has ever seen. Owners are reunited with animals they thought were lost in this inspiring tale of rescue and reunion.

Vietnam Eases Restrictions on Catholics

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Posted by geri
Saturday, 21 June 2008
Vietnam's communist rulers are easing restrictions on Catholics after a history of church-state land disputes, reports the Reuters News agency.