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Spirits sent him to seize power
HARARE: A man claiming he was sent by spirit* to seize power stormed Into the office* of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on Thursday, bared his chest and beat up a policeman, witnesses and police said, report* Reuter.
Riot police were called Into Mugabe * office* in the capital Harare and arrested the intruder, said to be In hl* early 40*.
Dressed in feathers, black cloth and python skin, the man chanted that he had been *ent by a spirit to seize power from Mugabe and bring rain to the thought-racked southern African country, the wltncsBes said.
They said the man demanded to see Mugabe, who was away on a tour of the provinces He then began taking off hi* cloth* from the waist up. but police were called in.
He beat up one policeman with a knobkerrie before security agents summoned reinforcement* and subdued him. they said.
Police spokesman Augustine Masundire said the man had been taken to hospital for examination as "police believe he is mentally ill.”
Even lawyer had tears
GREENEVILLE: Parents reunited with their Infant daughters who were accidentally switched at birth will need months of counseling. an attorney for one of the couples said Thursday, reports AP.
" "nie unidentified-parent* reclaimed their rightful 4-month-oid infants Tuesday at a psychologist’s office in a scene described by one lawyer as traumatic.
"Even the lawyers had tears in their eyes." said Jack Burkhard, who represents one set of parents.
Gary Brewer, who represents the other parent*, said, "the families are devastated."
Takotna Hospital president Jim Thompson on Wednesday acknowledged that identification bracelets on the babies' ankles had come off at the hospital and been switched when they were replaced.
The hospital said It had provided counseling to both families. Some hospital workers were transferred after the mix-up. but no one has been fired. Thompson said.
Brewer said Burkhard's clients became suspicious that the child they had brought home from the hospital was not their own and had a paternity test performed.
Burkhard said his clients spent 2 hours at the counselor’s office getting ready for the exchange.
"Both sets held their babies." he said. "Watching the exchange, you could tell the children had bonded to the other parents."
"It’s going to take several months of counseling to get the parents over the hurdle. How successful, only time will tell.'
Privately he is shy
NEW YORK: Here's the good news about marriage to John McEnroe: His screaming fits are limited to the tennis courts, reports AP.
"John Is really much more temperamental In his work than at home." wife Tatum O'Neal said in Sunday's Parade magazine. "Privately, he's shy. It's endearing to me that he keeps something to himself."
And how is the 33-year-old tennis star as a dad? "He's a devoted husband and father with an old-fashioned sense of morals." said O'Neal.
The 28-year-old actress, who won an Oscar at age 10. has this dream for the future: "He takes care of the kids while 1 make two pictures a year and get to pick my scripts and work with whomever I want, and that our kids go to great school* and live happily ever after."
The couple, married six years, have three children: Kevin, 6, Sean. 5, and Emily. 1.
Gouldian Finchs are in danger
SYDNEY: One of the world's most beautiful birds, the Australian Gouldian Finch, is in danger of extinction after a mysterious and dramatic decline In numbers, researchers said on Thursday, reports Reuter.
Only 2,000 adult birds may be left In the wild after being common across the north of the continent in the 1970s. according to Ray Nias of the World Fund for Nature.
Only two large colonies of the brilliant purple, yellow and green birds are known, both in the northern territory, and these appear to be critical to its long-term survival, Nias said.