Pope John Paul II Sees Freedom in New York Parade
Pope John Paul II praised freedom and religious tolerance in New York during a rain interrupted visit. He rode a ticker tape parade down Broadway, joined 20 000 teenagers in a Madison Square Garden sing along, and closed with a speech at Shea Stadium praising Polish heritage and welcoming Jewish leaders before flying to Philadelphia.
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Madison Square Garden
Court OKs mass on Mall
A federal judge ruled Pope John Paul II may celebrate mass on the federal Mall between the Lincoln Memorial and Capitol. Judge Oliver Gasch denied Madalyn Murray O Hair's bid to halt the service, which officials say could draw up to 1 million people, citing church state separation concerns.
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U.S
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O’hair
Turnabout at Monticello Farm Brings Lunch to Field
A rural Monticello couple features a swap where the farmer brings lunch to the field as his wife mans the com bine. The scene captures a farm day in suburban life with steady work and family rhythm.
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Monticello
Buchwald on re election and lunch packing quirks
Art Buchwald notes that incumbents deflect voter concerns by raising new issues. A separate Page 2B feature offers suggestions for fun yet safe and nutritious school lunches to avoid trading for Twinkies.
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Art Buchwald
Are raises automatic or earned by work on application
A college entrant seeking first job asks if salary raises are automatic or earned through performance on the job. The note on the application blank highlights concern over compensation progression.
Pope John Paul II to visit Iowa in historic event
Des Moines awakes to a bright autumn day as Pope John Paul II prepares to visit Iowa the first papal visit to middle America. Volunteers arrange thousands of flowers for the altar at Living History Farms while crews test sound, trim trees, and prepare for mass with 1,500 media expected to cover the event.
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Boesen
Court rules home videotaping legal for private use
UPI reports federal judge Warren Ferguson ruled private citizens may videotape television shows and record radio music at home. He said copyright laws were not intended to stop home recordings, noting the viewing revolution is beyond enforcement. The decision could impact the growing Betamax market and prompts calls for congressional or regulatory action.
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MCA Inc
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MCA
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United States
Critics Attack Cedar Rapids Housing Code At Hearing
At a two hour public hearing critics urged changes to the proposed Cedar Rapids minimum housing code. Speakers warned of liability if inspections are not enforced and contested exemptions for seniors while predicting rent increases and adverse effects on tenants and landlords.
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Scott Olson
Citizens Committee
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