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said.
• "I'm hoping that AIM people can look in their hearts and realize this was a good man. This is a brother," Buswell-Robinson said. "This is a man that was willing to give his life for justice for what's right."
• She said she traveled to the conference from her current home in Detroit because she'd like to talk to AIM leaders, anyone who was at Wounded Knee and the two women who ran the clinic where Robinson may have been taken.
• At the least, she wants to get the Wounded Knee record corrected so it acknowledges her husband's

presence.
• "Maybe that's the best I can hope for, that in the official record Ray's name won't be excluded," Buswell-Robinson said. "Because right now, it's like he never existed."
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• BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) -- It's almost May, but snow is possible in parts of the Dakotas this weekend.
• The National Weather Service says a slow-moving storm is likely in western and central North Dakota. Forecasters say it will bring thunderstorms and widespread heavy rainfall that could turn into snow. Accumulations are expected to be an inch or less.
• The weather service says wintry weather also is possible in parts of northern

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