Priest removed after doubts on Catholic school teaching
In Dubuque Iowa the associate pastor of Holy Ghost parish has been relieved of duties after contending Holy Ghost School of 900 students is no longer Catholic and criticizing the Sisters of St Francis. A fellow priest moved out of the rectory in sympathy as Archbishop Byrne weighs McGovern's return.
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Dubuque, Iowa
Mark McGovern
Overn
Father McGovern
Holy Ghost School
Vincent Coyle
Coyle
Religious Program Flap Buries FCC In Letters
The FCC faced a flood of about 1.3 million letters and postcards opposing a ban it never considered. Consultants Lansman and Milam had argued about channel allocations for education, not religious broadcasting. The agency maintains neutrality toward religion while handling mail in storage until after appeal periods.
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FCC
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Harry Shockro
Los Gatos
Calif
Jeremy D. Lansman
Lorenzo W. Milam
Milam-Lansman
Mortar Fire Shatters Calm in Tripoli Clash
In northern Lebanon fighting between Muslims and Christians escalated with mortar shells striking Tripoli. Toll rises to 97 killed and over 240 wounded as gunbattles flare between villages near Zgharta. Army may set up buffer zones amid negotiations. Local Christians and Muslims suffer casualties and property damage. Karami pledges measures to end the violence.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Zagharta
Tripoli
Sunoy
Suleiman Franjieh
Abdullah Rasi
Radwan Ghandour
Ars
Rashid Karami
Secon
Arami
Greyhound Unveils Seven Day Ameripass for $76
Greyhound introduces a seven day Ameripass offering unlimited travel across the United States and Canada for 76 dollars. The pass includes access to over 100000 miles of routes and is supported by discounts from hotels and attractions. It targets students seniors and travelers during Thanksgiving and supports foreign travelers as well.
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Washington
America
Greyhound
Charles D. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
United States
Canada
U.S.A
Viking II Joins Mars Quest From Cape Canaveral
Viking II, part of a $1 billion pair, launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Titan C rocket to a 505 million mile trek to Mars. The craft departed Earth orbit after a 2:39 pm EDT parking orbit, following Viking I. A nearby fire damaged a building and injured three firefighters. cause unavailable. The mission will sample Mars surface and atmosphere for signs of life to illuminate solar system origins. Officials hope Viking I lands on Mars by July 4, 1976, for America’s bicentennial celebration.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Mars
Earth
Red Planet
Space Agency
America
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