O Hair says appeal ready in bid to halt papal mass
Atheist Madalyn Murray O Hair says an appeal is prepared if a judge rejects her bid to block Pope John Paul II from celebrating a mass on Washington Mall. The suit seeks to invalidate a National Park Service permit and $10,000 in damages as the pope arrives for a planned outdoor service on federal land.
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John Paul II
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Boston
United States
U.S
Oliver Gasch
Ms. O’hair
O’hair
Jon Garth Murray
National Park Service
Capitol
Lincoln Memorial
Park Service
Paul Funderburk
American Atheist Center
Austin
Texas
Reli
Alcohol cancer study to probe diet links
Dr. Arthur Upton, head of the National Cancer Institute, said a major expansion of diet and cancer research includes studying whether alcohol helps cause cancer. The program increases cancer-diet funding from 18 million to 32 million dollars for fiscal 1980.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Arthur Upton
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee On Nutrition
Kahn Contemplates Resignation From Inflation Fight
Alfred Kahn, head of the U S anti inflation program, told President Carter he would resign but agreed to stay for a final year on leave from Cornell to continue leading the fight against inflation. He likened his role to a doll people stick pins in.
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Washington
Alfred Kahn
Carter
Kahn
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Protestant guerrilla group proposes peace move in Northern Ireland
The Ulster Volunteer Force said it would stand down all active forces if the IRA Provos declared a cease-fire, signaling a potential political settlement behind talks on devolved administration. The UVF urged Britain to respond with political steps as violence interests wane.
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Northern Ireland
John Paul
Irish Republican Army
Ulster Volunteer Force
IRA
UVF
Mondale to Tour Canal Zone After End of Jurisdiction
Vice President Mondale planned a Canal Zone tour in Panama with visits to Miraflores Locks and Gaillard Cut. Cleanup crews tackled trash from celebrations marking 75 years of American rule while Panamanians and locals described Monday’s march as peaceful.
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Walter Mondale
Canal Zone
White House
Mondale
Miraflores
Gaillard Cut
Gamboa
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Washington
Panama City
House votes to adjourn over budget bill revoking pay raise
In Washington the House refused to shorten its vacation to pass the Senate emergency bill. Lawmakers objected to pay raises for Congress and top federal workers. The session was a formality with few members present. The House seeks stronger abortion financing language and had hoped for a 5.5 percent raise rather than the Senate’s cut.
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Washington
House
Senate
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Jackson meets Sadat with message for Arafat
Rev. Jesse Jackson's surprise talks with President Sadat yield a message for Palestinian guerrilla chief Yasser Arafat. Sadat calls a cease fire with Israel a critical moment, recalling his Jerusalem visit in 1977. Mexico's Portillo rejects US damages claim over Ixtoc spill and Mexicali valley salinity effects.
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Egypt
Jesse Jackson
Anwar Sadat
Yasser Arafat
Sadat
Israel
Jerusalem
Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Czechoslovak Bike Polo Stars Seek Asylum in Switzerland
Two bike polo players Peter Jiricek and Vladimir Jurika and their families filed for political asylum in Bern after defecting during vacation in Switzerland. The Justice Ministry noted their defection follows Soviet Olympic figure skaters Ludmila Belousova and Oleg Protopopov. A Romanian soccer player who vanished after a September match in Switzerland has not requested asylum.
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Bern
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Peter Jiricek
Vladimir Jurika
Justice Ministry
Jiricek
Jurika
Soviet Union
Ludmila Belousova
Oleg Protopopov
Gazette Company Cedar Rapids Newspaper Listing
Established 1883 by the Gazette Company and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second Class postage paid at Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates by carrier for seven issues weekly and yearly options vary by location. AP has exclusive republication rights to local news and dispatches.
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Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Gazette
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