Catholics Oppose Holy Day Changes Survey Says
A nationwide survey of American Roman Catholics shows most lay members oppose changing mass attendance rules on five holy days. Clergy favor some change, while laity prefer to maintain current obligations, with final results due after regional reporting and computer analysis.
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Timely Quotes Tidy On Protests And Global Injustice
A fragmented excerpt discusses protests against international injustices and disparities between industrialized and less developed nations. It mentions focus on the U S and cites figures like Carlos Lyras Restrepa of Colombia and Wilbur Cohen. The passage touches on lifelong learning and the rapid obsolescence of information.
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Blight of Junked Cars Grips Cities and Countryside
The piece notes a surge in abandoned vehicles across U S cities and rural areas from 1908 to 1987 with New York reporting 19 000 derelict cars and increases in Philadelphia and Denver 20 000 and 16 000 respectively 40 million junked vehicles are said to clutter graveyards nationwide
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U.S. to cut civilian staff in South Vietnam by about 22 percent
Saigon AP reports the United States is finalizing studies to reduce the number of American civilians in South Vietnam by about 22 percent, cutting roughly 2,205 direct hire personnel. Cuts affect embassy, aid program workers, and public affairs staff as Vietnamese nationals are trained to assume roles. Officials say the move aligns with Nixon directive to shrink U.S. civilian staff abroad.
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