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In the city of Mamelodi, South Africa the American embassy helped establish a program to generate more reading and AIDS/HIV awareness among citizens. The opening and dedication of project is set for later October or November of this year, 2008. Citizens can choose from a library of 800 math and science books, 1,700 general American studies books, and 60 magazines. There are also five computers containing...
Written by ANI Saturday, 11 October 2008 Jamtara (Jharkhand), Oct 11 (ANI): Police in the Maoist insurgency affected district of Jamtara in Jharkhand is promoting education by constructing school buildings in the district. The Police, which is engaged in containing Maoist violence, is also helping in spread of education in the district so that youth does not join Moaist ranks. In a unique gesture,...
(TrendHunter.com) Two Minneapolis talk show hosts have sparked controversy by accusing Magic Johnson of faking AIDS. The newscasters, KTLK’s Chris Baker and Langdon Perry, were talking about how long people can live after…
Magic Johnson is outraged that radio hosts accused him of faking HIV/AIDS. Johnson said that he condemned the comments and called them "stupid" but he did not want the conservative...
Magic Johnson criticized a pair of talk show hosts Friday for accusing him of faking AIDS but said he didn't want them to be fired. Chris Baker and Langdon Perry of KTLK in Minneapolis made the remarks during Baker's conservative radio show on Wednesday. After Johnson condemned the statements, the station said it regretted "some offhand remarks" by the pair.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 10 (UPI) -- Minneapolis radio personalities Chris Baker and Langdon Perry have alleged that former NBA star Magic Johnson faked AIDS, a newspaper report said. The (Minneapolis) Star Tribune reported Friday the duo made the accusation in a brief exchange during their Wednesday program on politically conservative KTLK Radio (100.3 FM). The exchange went as follows, the newspaper said:...
The AP reports that Minneapolis radio station KTLK has announced it will air some public service spots recognizing the gravity of HIV/AIDS as a disease and the work sports star Magic Johnson has done to promote awareness of and cures...
After Magic Johnson blasted the radio talkers, one of them responded that what they said was "not news. ... With everything going on right now, that someone would focus on something so stupid; three seconds of radio out of a...
Magic Johnson says he's outraged that a pair of Minneapolis talk radio hosts accused him of faking AIDS. WTLK's Chris Baker and Langdon Perry made the remarks during Baker's conservative talk show on Wednesday.
With few exceptions, much of the state continued to dry out after the drenchings received by Hurricane Ike and other storm systems a few weeks ago, according to reports from Texas AgriLife Extension Service personnel.
