Pope at Puebla Warns Catholic Activism Against Marxist Ties
The pope stresses the church's spiritual mission over politics while urging social concern. He warns Latin American bishops against Marxist activism, defends aid to the poor, and cautions wealthy to share wealth, urging a balanced Christian democratic stance.
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John Paul II
Puebla
Christ
Guadalajara
Oaxaca
Bishops’ Conference
Poland
Chadli Seen Likely as Algeria's Next President
West watchers expect Col. Benjedid Chadli to be declared Algeria's third president after his Jan. 31 nomination by the FLN. The moderate former army officer would consolidate power amid Boumedienne's death and a broad foreign policy shift toward the West.
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Washington
Col
Benjedid Chadli
Algeria
Chadli
National Liberation Front
FLN
Mohammed Salah Yahiaoui
Houari
Syria
Libya
Iraq
South Yemen
Boumedienne
Mers-el- Kebir
Soviet Union
Moscow
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
France
United States
Abbelaziz Bouteflika
Cheriss Belcacen
Bouteflika
Belcacen
Spanish Sahara
Yahiaoui
Ahmad Draia
Durable Washington insider James Schlesinger faces scrutiny
James Schlesinger, a long-time energy secretary and policy survivor, draws criticism from Congress and watchdogs as heating costs rise. Critics call him imperious and fault his energy stance while a GAO memo voices overwork and administrative friction within the watchdog body.
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Washington
Pocatello
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Richard Nixon
Congress
J.D. Solomon
Senate
Solar Energy
Ralph Nader
Capitol Hill
Robert Drinan
D-Mass
Carter
Drinan
Aiken Ice Storm of 1979 Highlights Public Utility Dependence
The piece reflects on the Great Ice Storm of 1979 in Aiken and the region, praising utility workers and noting the public reliance on electric power, telephones, and daily appliances. It emphasizes prudent energy use and acknowledges the restore efforts after extensive damage.
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Aiken
S.C. Electric & Gas Co
Southern Bell
Judge Roettger Defies State Dept Over Knoetze Visa
U.S. District Judge Norman Roettger of Fort Lauderdale rapidly scheduled a Jan 22 hearing after promoter sought an injunction against the State Department over boxer Kallie Knoetze’s visa revocation. Knoetze boxed Sharkey in Miami and won. the case raised due process questions about entry of foreign athletes amid Cold War politics.
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Washington
U.S
Norman Roettger
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Roettger
State Department
Kallie Knoetze
Knoetze
United States
Bill Sharkey
Miami
Carter
South Africa
Jesse Jackson
White House
Carter White House
Sharkey
George Meany
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Henry Jackson
D-Wash
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