Ford Dole push to expand GOP after losses
United Press International reports President Ford and running mate Bob Dole continue efforts to strengthen the GOP after their Nov. 2 defeat. Ford narrows the chairman pool to six candidates while Dole urges a broader base and less elitist, dogmatic image to win elections and avoid party decline. Rep. Crane and 58 House Republicans call for a chairman reflecting the 1976 party platform.
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First male U.S. saint likely between June and October
Vatican official says the canonization date for Blessed John Nepomucene Neumann, the 19th century Philadelphia bishop, will be set by Pope Paul VI at a Jan. 20 consistory. Possible dates include June or September/October next year. ceremony to be held at St Peter’s Basilica after the consistory confirms the plan. Neumann, born in Bohemia and naturalized American, led Philadelphia’s church and school efforts before dying in 1860. He would be the first male U.S. saint, joining two American women already canonized.
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Fringe benefits may soon be taxed by federal rules
Treasury considers taxing fringe benefits such as discounted airline travel and company cars. Decision expected before Secretary Simon leaves office next month as officials weigh income definitions amid anticipated opposition from workers. The package covers airline employees, retail staff, and executives using company or government autos for entertainment.
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Unification Church to Publish The News World in New York
The Unification Church led by Rev. Sun Myung Moon will launch a daily morning paper in New York on December 31 aimed at young adults. Business manager Tom Miner insists the paper is a New York City newspaper not a church organ and cites The Christian Science Monitor as a model for independent journalism. Promotion director Tom Pearson endorses professional news reporting.
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