Presbyterian merger plan eyed to unite two big U S churches
The proposal would merge the two largest Presbyterian bodies in the United States amid debates on minority representation and racial equity in the new structure. Delegates heard the plan outline as negotiations continued at a joint committee meeting.
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Louisville
Uph
Altey
Wxlerlers
Mie Pation
Lndia
Miemerger
Joint Committee
Randy Taylor
Southern Presbyterian
Mart
Federal government sues Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania
The United States sues the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania over unpaid federal income taxes claimed for Rev. David M. Gracie's 1941 72 returns. Gracie, a diocese employee, objects to tax funding for military actions and withholds part of his taxes, directing funds to a loan program for community groups.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Episcopalian Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Via
David M. Geacie
U.S
India
Chine
Gracie
Episcopal Diocese of
Jreensil
Internal Revenue Service
Grace
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Gratie
Indorhing
Edo
Judge urges new bid for Indian tapes
Lt. Gaul Minnesota reports the judge urged defense attorneys to file two new motions for White House tapes related to Wounded Knee. Banks and Meggs of the American Indian Movement face 10 charges each in the 1973 occupation. testimony covered White House conversations and possible military involvement.
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UPNUS
Nichal
Dor Dewitts
Russell Means
San Leandro
Wounderl
Richel
Banks
Meggs
Joseph S Sneed
US Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Abew
Will Leonard Garment
Pres
Rouse
John Edelichman
Mehal
Adgrfheys
White House
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