Cardinals Begin Secret Vatican Election For New Pope
Eighty cardinals gather at St. Peter's Basilica to seek guidance before sealing themselves in the apostolic palace to select the 262nd pope. Voting starts Thursday with four ballots daily until one candidate wins two thirds. Names mentioned include Montini Urbani Lerearo as early contenders amid conservative and progressive blocs.
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Vatican City
API
Theolclave
Pore Ol
St. Peter’s Basilica
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Apostolic Palaces
Sistine Chapel
John
Vatican Curia
Giovanni Battista Montini
Milan
Carlo Confalonieri
Curia
Giovanni Urbani
Venice
Paolo Marella
Giacomo Lerearo
Bologna
Montini
Urbani
Lerearo
Confalonieri
Marella
County allocates funds for grave care and equipment
County commissioners approved 352.25 to cover an ornate speaker's stand for the allfaith chapel at the remodeled county hospital, a telephoto lens for the planning commission slide library, and care of 21 newly assumed graves in Grahamville Cemetery North East Township. The stand cost 200 from Tradition House of Depew New York and the lens 89.95. The grave care costs 63 this year. the Veterans of World War One proposed county assumption due to unknown relatives and lack of funds.
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RT — Sme
Tradition House of
Depew
N.Y
Louis J. Rzymel
County Planning Commission
Veterans of
Grahamville Cemetery
North East Township
Scenic Corry disrepair scene and historic court notes
A Corry scene shows a fire damaged house opposite First Baptist Church, then shifts to a retrospective on landmark Supreme Court rulings on church state separation. It traces decisions from 1879 through recent cases, detailing religious freedom, education, and public school practices. The piece notes shifts in policy on Bible reading, prayer, released time, and school-led religious instruction.
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New York
Supreme Court ban on Bible reading in public schools
Analysis of a century long struggle over religion in schools. The Supreme Court ruled states cannot require or authorize religious exercises in public schools or use of school property for such acts. The decision builds on prior cases dating to the 1870s and reflects the view that government cannot support religion.
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University of California
Jehovah's Witnesses
California
Washington
Supreme Court
Colonies
James Madison
Virginia
Congress
United States
Presbyterian Church
Farm Job Placements Reach State High Mark
Pennsylvania's Bureau of Employment Security reported a record 273,879 farm job placements in 1962. Local office managers cited 797 farm openings last year, with 34 filled in July. About 25,000 seasonal workers harvested crops worth 74.3 million dollars, up from 76 million in 1961, while day haul programs expand as weather and demand shape the season.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Employment Security
William
Michael
Methodist bishop cites gap between word and deed
Bishop W. Vernon Middleton during the Western Pennsylvania Conference opening urged improvement in personal honesty personal conduct and the understanding of the true nature of God in this space age. He spoke in Groves City Pennsylvania at the Pittsburgh event outlining three areas for Christian renewal.
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Groves City
W. Vernon Middleton
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania Conference of the
Methodist Church
Middleton
Class Of 1963 Members Name Choice Of Colleges
The class of 1983 members indicate their college plans with numerous applicants listed by name and intended majors. Institutions include Hobart College Bryant & Stratton Edinboro State Slippery Rock State Pitt University Bucknell and others, spanning fields from nursing and teaching to engineering and pre med. Several students still await admission decisions.
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Choice of Colleges
Anderegg
Clarence Achard
Hobart College
Auer
Carol Maric
Bryant & Stratton
Bachatner
Patrick Michael
St Bonaventure Univ
Beckwith
Pulth Valerie
Edinboro
Riley
Kaylene Diane
Clarion State — Library
Scrence Boutwell
Daniel Lynn
Mathematica -Burrows
Larry Walter
Gannon-Coltege
Chemlatry Chaffee
Carolyn J
Toccoa Falls Bible Inst. — Christian Education
Chillock
Elaine Kathleen
Slippery Rock State
Dahlatrand
Frederick Charles
Thiel College — History
Davidson
John Stewart
Kenyon College
Dyckes
Willard Lawson
University of Pittsburgh
Farver
Richard Kevin
Naval Academy — Military Science
Felton
Marion Jean
Flowers
Thomas Irwin
University of Rochester
Liberal Arts
Galbreath
Ruth Ann
Clarion State
Hanna
Michael James
Manlius
Hassan
Sheyla Suzann
Spencer Hospital
Jackman
James Alan
Allegheny College
Johnson
Ronald Warren
Univ of Pittsburgh—Engineering
General Kasper
Dianne Marle
St Vincent's Hospital
Kecer
Helen Ann
West Virginia University — Social Work
Lubowski
Thomas Paul
Penn State University — Agriculture
Ladd
Bonnie Loy
Bryant
Stratton Secretariat
General Lindstrom
John Oscar
Edinboro State
Tracher
Lucie
Carole Marie —Thiel
Matteson
Caroline Louise
McCray
Bandra
Lee
Meadville City Hospital
McMahon
Edward Patterson
Washington & Jefferson
Perty
Patricia Lee
Eliabeth
Oil City
Pol
Ail — Hamot
Reed
Kathleen Ann
Edinborn
Rhoades
James Howard
Eiinboro
Roche
Paul County
Notre Dame Univ
Schramling
Disha M
Mansfield
Sekerak
George Michael
Pennsylvania State Univ. — Agriculture
Shannon
County Governments Count Rises to 93 in Erie County
The article notes 93 government units in Erie County, including 678 school districts. It cites a nationwide trend of consolidations, showing an 11 percent decline in U S government units from 1957 to 1982. In 1957 Erie County had 74 units, now 93.
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United States
Erie County
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West Main
Scenic
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Koletta
Marlow
Today’s News
James Marlow
Associated Press
Mallory’s Meat Market
W. Washington
Bennett's
Bennett
Corry
House of Fashion
Toni Todd
Glamour
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