Three Lutheran groups plan single new church in US
Three Lutheran conventions in California Kentucky and Ohio voted nearly unanimously to form a 5.5 million member church with a 70 member commission to settle doctrine and structure. The plan seeks a Jan 1 1988 birthdate and includes talks of Canadian ties and joint communion with Episcopalians.
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Court order threatens profits of Watergate figure Liddy
Federal prosecutors won a court order to seize book movie and lecture profits from G Gordon Liddy to satisfy more than 23 000 of the 40 000 fine from his Watergate conviction. The action targets assets held by William Morris Agency Brian Winthrop International St Martin's Press and the Broadway booking house.
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Auto ruling appeals Supreme Court over seat belt rule
Washington The Reagan administration seeks to overturn a federal order requiring automakers to equip all new cars with automatic passenger restraints next fall. The appeal follows a court decision that 1984 models must include automatic seat belts or airbags.
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Dutch Labor Party leads in vote but coalition hurdles loom
In The Hague the Labor Party surged as the strongest faction in the Dutch Parliament while the center right Christian Democratic Appeal and the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy could form a coalition. Prime Minister Van Agt faces a difficult path to a new majority, with months expected before government formation. JOop den Uyl may struggle to assemble support for a cabinet after the election setback.
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