Catholic Leaders Debated Ruling on Parochial Aid
Catholic officials across states reacted to the Supreme Court decision barring state subsidies for parochial school teachers. They warned enrollment losses and fiscal strain but urged workarounds while noting potential guidelines for future aid formulas and continued devotion to nonpublic education.
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Alleged Assassin Astrology Buff In New Brunswick
A Rutgers University neighborhood case centers on Jerome Johnson 25 of New Brunswick linked to an assault and a dorm trespass arrest. Police describe him as an astrology buff with a troubled record dating back to 1970. Johnson’s latest noted address is 88 Throop Avenue as authorities pursue charges and related university dormitory incidents.
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Church of God Pension Board Reports Asset Increase
The Church of God Pension Board notes a roughly 10 percent rise in assets over the past year, bringing gross assets to just over 9.4 million dollars. Dr. E. Wolfram, executive secretary, presented the annual report at the board meeting where Dr. Everett A. Harling, chairman of Wyman Life Insurance Co, was re elected president, and Dr. Glot Falls of Anderson College was named vice president. The General Assembly remains the policy making body.
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Stangl dies in German jail while serving life sentence
Franz Stangl former Treblinka commander dies at 63 in a Duesseldorf jail during lunch. Prosecutor reports death likely due to heart ailment. He had been sentenced by a West German court in 1970, appealed, and awaited a new trial after extradition from Brazil.
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