Nun ordered to resign from Michigan welfare director post
Vatican directs Sister Agnes Mary Mansour to resign as head of Michigan’s welfare agency after she ignored a prior archbishop order. Her appointment was approved by the Michigan Senate and she maintains the policy of funding abortions for Medicaid patients. She vows to continue the DSS practice.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Michigan
Welfare Agency
Basil Hieser
The
Congregation For Religious and Secular Institutions
Agnes Mary Mansour
United States
Mansour
Edmund Szoka
Detroit
Sister Mansour
Michigan Senate
DSS
Quinlan's 29th Birthday Highlights Right-to-Die Debate
Karen Ann Quinlan remains in a persistent coma at Morris View Nursing Home with a nasal feeding tube. Her adoptive parents vow not to remove it, citing moral and legal battles that culminated in a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling in 1976.
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Clare’s Hospital
Denville
N.J
Morris View
Miss Quinlan
Joe
County Sheriff's Office
Morris Plains
UPI
Karen Ann Quinlan
Quinlan
New Jersey Supreme Court
Deaver Cleared to Write Diet Book While in White House
President Reagan aide Michael K. Deaver avoids ethics violations in drafting a diet book. The Office of Government Ethics completed an eight page report noting no conflicts of interest but will monitor publisher promotion and potential influence. Deaver had consulted ethics officials before signing with William Morrow & Co. for a book about his 35 pound loss.
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Washington
Michael K. Deaver
Reagan
White House
David R. Scott
Office of Government Ethics
Deaver
Scott
William Morrow & Co
Young
Vatican to receive Holy Shroud of Turin from Umberto II
The Vatican accepted the bequest of the Turin Shroud from ex king Umberto II who died in Geneva at 78. Rev Romeo Panciroli stated the gift was received with pleasure and gratitude and noted the shroud is kept locked in the Guarini chapel near Turin cathedral.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
Turin
Umberto II
Italy
Romeo Panciroli
Panciroli
Guarini
Christ
Umberto
Savoy
Geneva
Man Convicted in Nuclear Plant Safety Test Fraud
Federal jury convicts John B. Green of falsifying safety-test results for a chemical coating used at Hope Creek Generating Station in New Jersey. Green, 41, of Glendale California, faces up to 10 years and is to be sentenced April 22 by Judge William W. Schwarzer.
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San Francisco
UPI
John B. Green
New Jersey
Green
Glendale
Calif
U.S. District Court
William W. Schwarzer
Hope Creek
Bechtel Power Corp
Bechtel
Con-Chem
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
FBI
Los Angeles
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