# Heroes

Finding Heroism in Forgiveness

Kim Crespi was honored as a Hero of Forgiveness." She has forgiven her husband for stabbing to death their 5-year-old twin daughters. She visits him in prison every week, where he's received medication for his bi-polar disorder

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Bridge Collapse Hero is Offered Free Tuition

One of the heroes of the Minnesota bridge collapse has been offered a substantial reward -- full tuition at a technical college, which he had been attending but had to leave because of the cost.

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Neighbors Unite Around 'Loner' Among Them

When a loner injured his knee at age 84 and landed in a nursing home, he hated it. He might have died angry -- except for the extraordinary efforts of 4 neighbors and a priest who sprung him.

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Maine Letter Carrier Named 'Hero of the Year' for Rescuing Elderly Apartment Fire Victim

A Maine letter carrier who pulled an elderly woman in flames from her burning apartment building along his postal route, then alerted other residents to flee, was named this week as National Hero of the Year by the 300,000-member National Association of Letter Carriers.

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Another Billionaire Donates: $80M to Australian Kids

In an effort to encourage other Australians to be more philanthropic, billionaire Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest has donated shares and options worth $80 million to The Australian Children's Trust.

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Man Collects 88,564 Returnables to Keep Sports Teams Going for 55-Student School

"Can anyone make a difference at a school that's tiny and shrinking, in a sleepy town north of nowhere? One man in Michigan can, and can, and can, and can."

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Mexican Billionaire Donates Million Laptops

Billionaire Carlos Slim, a telecom mogul, pledged to donate a million low-cost laptops to Mexican children by the end of 2008, saying, "Education holds the key for Mexico's poor." (AP)

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Neurosurgeon Donates His $20 Million Fortune to His Native Indian Village

Dr. Kumar Bahuleyan went from extreme poverty to lavish living as a neurosurgeon. Now, completing a full circle, he has returned to his native village, donated his fortune, built a hospital and traded his cars for a bicycle.