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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1975
Page
6
Canadian roundup notes the Pope calling for preserving Northern Ireland’s religious character from crimes of blood and uncivilized disorders and avoiding repression that would contradict its civilized nature.
About 150 residents lined a downtown street in Carmel as Betty Ford spent 40 minutes shopping in a metal sculpture gallery. She waved to onlookers, entered and left the shop, while Secret Service and photographers watched from a distance.
The Pope urged mercy for Spanish terrorists condemned to die and called for harmony in Northern Ireland and Lebanon during noon remarks to about 100,000 in St. Peter’s Square. He condemned criminal acts but urged justice with magnanimity in clemency.
Montreal transit workers leaders reject the citys latest offer aimed at ending a six day strike disrupting public transit. Unions representing about 2250 maintenance cashiers and clerical staff press for a 12 percent raise and refuse binding arbitration on future wage disputes. SAINT JOHN NEW BRUNSWICK Industrialist J K Irving says only federal wage and price controls can stabilize the economy, urges guidelines for both industry and labor.
Sar gent Shriver campaigned in Cleveland for the Democratic nomination, recalling Kennedy era pride and urging new leadership to restore national unity. He said Americans were proud before the Vietnam War and Watergate, as he announced his candidacy.
In Colorado a wave of cattle mutilations mystifies officials led by FBI agent Carl Whiteside. 128 cows across eastern counties show precise body part removals, raising fears of an organized group with no clear motive, while ranchers post guards and sheriffs seek answers.
The Associated Press reports at Los Angeles International Airport about 60 percent of boarding passengers lacked ID luggage tags, while at Chicago O Hare only one in 19 000 did not. The Civil Aeronautics Board rule took effect Sunday to reduce misplacements.
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