Queen Noor in Toledo
TOL2000012802 - 28 JANUARY 2000 - TOLEDO, OHIO, USA: Queen Noor of Jordan briefly chats with Amal Boraby, an Arab Amreican living in Toledo, January 28. Queen Noor gave a lengthy speech regarding discrimination in all its forms, the scurge of landmines and the challenges of poverty in the third world today. The Queen was warmly received by a crowd of several thousand. rg/mw/Mike Williams UPI
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