Moon sect exempted as religion in Connecticut brief
In Hartford the Unification Church was classified as a church, exempting it from state charities law though it must file annual financial reports. Some communities accused members of brainwashing, while the IRS granted tax exemption. Washington: the League of Women Voters plans a 4 million signature drive to force debates among presidential nominees.
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Department of Consumer Protection
Unification Church
DCP
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Washington
League of Women Voters
League
Ruth Clusen
Kissinger starts pivotal trip to Iran and India plan
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger embarks on a week-long mission from Andrews AFB to Iran Afghanistan and Pakistan with a London stop. He will meet James Callaghan in London and chair the U S Iranian Joint Commission in Teheran. Talks include Rhodesia Middle East and long term peace prospects in the Persian Gulf and Indian subcontinent.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Persian Gulf
Indian Subcontinent
Kissinger
Andrews Air Force Base
Iran
Afghanistan
Pakistan
London
Deauville
France
Hague
Netherlands
James Callaghan
Teheran
Joint Commission
Callaghan
Rhodesia
Middle East
Carter predicts vicious attack in New Hampshire rally
Democratic presidential hopeful Jimmy Carter says Republicans will mount an almost unprecedented vicious personal attack on him Mondale and other Democrats. He spoke in Bedford New Hampshire returning to the state he won last February and urged voters to judge leadership amid Watergate and policy failures. Ford campaign managers say no lock on nomination remains and delegates shift as Reagan and Ford trail in UPI counts. Reagan begins a three day delegate drive across Mississippi Pennsylvania New Jersey and West Virginia.
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New Hampshire
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Walter) Mondale
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John Sears
UPI
Ford
Reagan
Maine
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
New Jersey
West Virginia
Catholic Archbishop condemns new Nazism in Latin America speech
In Philadelphia at the 41st International Eucharistic Congress Archbishop Helder Camara denounced anti-Communist rhetoric as a new Nazism and urged peaceful, just solutions. He praised Mother Teresa and kissed her hand amid crowds of about a million Catholics attending Congress events focusing on the Eucharist and human hunger.
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UPD
Helder Camara
Catholic Church
United States
Latin America
Camara
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Mother Teresa of
India
Christ
California newsmen jailed for refusing to reveal source
Four Fresno Bee journalists including Managing Editor George Gruner lose appeal and must surrender by 5 p.m. to serve an indefinite jail term for contempt of court. The case stems from a secret grand jury indictment connected to bribery charges against Fresno officials and developers.
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Fresno
Calif
UPI
Fresno Bee
George Gruner
State Supreme Court
Fifth District Court of Appeal
Superior Court
Hollis Best
William Farr
Los Angeles Times
Charles Manson
Farr
Gruner
Aty
Denver Peckinpah
Marc Stefano
Julius Aluisi
Stefano
Aluisi
Mystery driver tosses 10000 lire in Pesaro street cash
An unidentified man in Pesaro, Italy drove his small car along a pedestrian walkway and scattered 10,000 lire in banknotes worth about $12 Tuesday. He disappeared after the stunt, leaving police without a identified suspect.
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Pesaro
Italy
UPI
Adriatic
Connecticut Legionnaire Stricken After Pa Convention
A Hartford area man who attended the Pennsylvania State American Legion convention last month is hospitalized in Hartford with swine flu symptoms linked to the outbreak that killed 20 attendees. Health officials withheld his name pending tests and verification.
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Bridgeport, Conn
UPI
Connecticut
American Legion
Hartford
Bridgeport
Greater Hartford
Lloyd
Tony Sardinas
State Health Department
Sardinas
South African police fire on black protesters in Soweto
Police opened fire on a crowd of about 10,000 blacks near Soweto, killing at least one youth and wounding 13 others. Witnesses reported tear gas canisters, and unconfirmed accounts said three more were shot. The unrest followed earlier clashes as schoolchildren and youths attacked trains and buses, fueling statewide panic in the Johannesburg area.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Soweto Township
Baragwanath Black Hospital
Soweto
Classified 447-03 Bennington Banner Subscription Rates
The Bennington Banner lists daily publication details and advertising affiliations. It notes home delivery by carrier and motor mail subscription rates within Vermont and surrounding areas, including a 3 month rate.
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Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
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