Daley Death Sparks Chicago Power Shuffle for Acting Mayor
After Mayor Daley’s death Chicago Democrats reach a power sharing pact. Edward Bilandic is to be acting mayor at the council vote but agrees not to seek the six month election, while Edward Burke and Vrdolyak gain paths to the eventual mayor’s chair and Frost shifts to floor leader and finance chair.
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Pope urges family stability in Christmas message
Pope Paul VI called for stability within the family and warned against evils threatening unity and fecundity. He spoke to a crowd in St. Peter's Square after three Christmas masses, urging a spiritual humanism beyond modern progress and avoiding controversial topics.
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Networks seek antitrust waiver for 1980 Moscow Olympics coverage
Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin urges the Justice Department to grant a temporary antitrust waiver allowing the three major networks to pool coverage of the 1980 Moscow Games. He warns against compromising independent news judgment and urges equitable access while avoiding future anti-competitive precedents.
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Did not get Tribune call taxi numbers
Small classified note urges readers to contact their carrier for Tribune delivery and provides two phone numbers 431 4100 and 431 1180 with specific call times before 7 pm for People’s Taxi service.
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