Galloping Jesuit Lenten Luncheon Speaker Friday
The Rev. Gene Jakubek of Milwaukee known as the Galloping Jesuit will address a Friday interdenominational Lenten luncheon at First Presbyterian church on Doing Without Is In. He will also speak Friday evening at Mt Mercy college in Sacred Heart chapel on the theme So You Think You Know How To Love.
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Gene Jakubek
Milwaukee
Midwest
First Presbyterian Church
Youth For Christ
Maurice Wilson
Jakubek
Jesuit Seminary Guild
Seles
Wmt-Tv
Society of Jesus (Jesuits
Order of Eagles
Churches United
Catholic Layman's Club
Metropolitan Area
YMCA
Sacred Heart Chapel
Mt. Mercy College
Judge Allows Beer Brewing In Undershirts
In Boston, Judge Frank Coffin of the First Circuit reversed a lower court order and ruled Merrimack New Hampshire Anheuser-Busch brewery workers may wear sleeveless shirts. The company had sent workers home last summer and warned of suspension, claiming undershirts were unsightly and caused unsanitary conditions. Coffin said the dispute did not warrant federal intervention.
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Boston
Frank Coffin
First
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Merrimack
N.H
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser Busch
Coffin
Watergate viewed as an extraordinary exercise in self government
Archibald Cox, former special prosecutor and Cambridge visiting professor, told 300 Royal Institution members that Watergate was an extraordinary exercise in self government. He said it showed the conscience and idealism of the people and allowed them to vindicate moral sense through open self governance processes.
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London
UPI
Archibald Cox
Cambridge University
Royal Institution For International Affairs
Cox
Health Risk in Saunas Warned by Doctors
Sydney doctors warn sauna users about dangers from prolonged sessions. Dr Thomas Dolley of Brisbane backs the claim, noting overlong exposure burdens the cardio vascular system. He urges elderly and middle aged individuals with diabetes heart disease or high blood pressure to consult doctors before use.
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Sydney
Australia
Thomas Dolley
Brisbane
Dolley
Australian Sport Federation Assn
Queensland University
Shotgun Pellet Diet Kills Swans
Five trumpeter swans died at Varney Lake after ingesting lead shotgun pellets. Biologist Jack Adkins stated the birds fed at the lake bottom, then lost flight, their necks grew limp, and they died. The trumpeter swan, protected by law, once dwindled to about 100 in the 1930s. now several thousand winter in northern states.
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Burlington
Wash
UPS
Varney Lake
Jack Adkins
State Game Commission
U. S
Israelis Training on U S Missile in United States
The Defense Department confirms Israeli soldiers are in the United States for 15 weeks of Lance missile training at Fort Sill Aberdeen Proving Ground and Redstone Arsenal. Israel reportedly may receive over 100 missiles as the U S Army plans to expand Lance battalions in Europe.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Israel
Pentagon
Fort Sill
Okla
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
U.S. Army
Europe
Tax burden on middle income families doubles since 1950s
Washington AP reports a government study showing middle income families pay more federal state and local taxes now than two decades earlier. The Advisory Commission notes rising public spending, higher federal employee salaries, and growing social security costs, with 1974 social security at 76 billion and 5.4 percent of GNP.
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Washington
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Congress
Met
Commission
Iran to Buy Eight U.S. Nuclear Plants in $15 Billion Deal
The United States and Iran sign a $15 billion trade agreement over five years. Iran will acquire eight nuclear reactors with safeguards under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, plus associated water desalination plants and other projects. The package targets factories housing, hospitals, a port, highways, and a regional financial role.
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Washington
Oilrich
Iran
U.S
Kissinger
Robbed, Comes Out $146 Ahead
Ocean Grove New Jersey resident Harry Young 68 was attacked on the Ocean Grove bridge and robbed of 25. He later discovered a leather purse with 171 had fallen into his bag, leaving him 146 ahead after the dust settled.
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Ocean Grove
N.J
Monmouth County
Arthur Harris
Harry Young
Young
Killings by Children On Upswing, Medical Examiner Claims
Chicago reports quote Dr. Lowell J. Levine stating child on child murders are more common than believed. He cites New York data showing about 10 percent of battered child victims were killed by older children and notes families often conceal involvement.
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Chicago
New York
Lowell J. Leving
American Academy of Forensic Sciences
New York City
Levine
Ina
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