Bishop Defers Ordaining Men While Weighing Women Priesthood
In Washington, Episcopal Bishop William F. Creighton says he will not ordain men to the priesthood until the General Convention revisits the issue in 17 months whether women should also be admitted. He will ordain women after the convention meets in September 1976. Local women deacons welcomed the move as moral leadership but urged immediate ordination of women. one deacon supported waiting for the vote, noting the church has lacked women priests for 2,600 years and suggesting the interim can educate others.
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Washington
Episcopal
William F. Creighton
Creighton
Alison Palmer
Eleanor Lee McGee
Betty Rosenberg
Elizabeth Wiesner
Sale
Connally
Jacobsen
Secretary of the Treasury of the
United States
Williams
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Bob A. Lilly
AMPI
Lilly
Nixon
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Baby Lift Story Highlights Saigon Flight
Mary Fisher of Loma Linda California rode out of Saigon on a refugee flight carrying six babies for clients of Hollywood lawyer Durand Cook. Wendy Carol Norberg, 11 months, was adopted by Harold and Mrs. Norberg of Los Angeles. U.S. Embassy and AID officials disputed claims they blocked the larger plan to move 1,500 orphans, noting safer transport options.
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Mary Fisher
Loma Linda
Calif
Hollywood
Durand Cook
Vietnam
Gene Hildebrand
Munising
Mich
Seventh Day Adventist Hospital
Saigon
Elaine Shankle
Oregon
Valerie Witherspoon
Springfield
World Airways
Daly
Energy use dips across sectors with nuclear up
Energy consumption slipped across six of eight categories while the only rise occurred in nuclear power up 32.1 percent and hydroelectric power for utilities up 1.6 percent. Transportation energy fell 3.4 percent and household use dropped 2.9 percent.
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Bureau of Mines
Hospitals face cash squeeze as third party payers delay funds
Hospital executive Hughes warns insurers and government programs slow to pay, creating a 180 day lag in payments from private and public sources. Supply vendors feel the pinch as demand for X ray film sutures and drugs widens then narrows, with a 10 to 15 percent growth for ten years dropping to 1 or 2 percent.
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Hughes
Evacuation of U.S. Staff Begins as Phnom Penh Falls
The U S Embassy moves to evacuate 15 percent of its 20 American staff to Bangkok while Neak Luong falls to Khmer Rouge. Taiwanese and other embassies depart. Manila airlift persists. Reports say Battambang and surrounding areas face rebel pressure as chaos floods Phnom Penh.
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Neak Luong
Phnom Penh
Khmer Rouge
Connally bribery case ties milk price politics in trial
Testimony centers on a 1971 action lifting milk price supports from 4.66 to 4.93 per hundredweight and a White House tape of Connally urging Nixon to raise milk prices. Witnesses describe cash payments and how funds were diverted for political use, with conflicting accounts on acceptance and later embezzlement.
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White House
Oval Office
Connally
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller says cannot aid South Vietnam while Congress out
In Palm Springs the White House said Ford will not use air power in South Vietnam. Rockefeller, returning from a New York Senate leader's funeral, warned the refugees are trapped and many may die. He noted Congress is adjourned for Easter and funds are unavailable, ruling out immediate actions.
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South Vietnam
Rockefeller
Congress
United States
Palm Springs
Calif
White House
Ron Nessen
Ford
U.S
Nessen
Schlesinger
New York State Senate
Saigon
Ford Con dired from Page One
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger will fly here Thursday to meet the President for a late-night briefing after returning from San Diego. Ford, Weyand and Kissinger plan a lengthy session Saturday to discuss aid to South Vietnam and the future of humanitarian assistance, with Nessen noting the next steps depend on General Weyand's briefing to the President.
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Henry A. Kissinger
San Diego
Ford
Weyand
Kissinger
South Vietnam
Nessen
Congress
Vietnam turmoil deepens as provinces under control
Indochina era locations including Hue and Quang Ngai show government supporters. Kissinger urged Hanoi to honor the 1973 cease fire. Premier Khiem vowed to keep provinces and retake the country, citing lack of calm and discipline as a factor. U.S. plans to evacuate 15 percent of embassy staff to Thailand amid rebels taking Neak Luong and pressuring Battambang. An American plane damaged. pilot wounded. Sihanouk urged regional powers to curb U.S. interference as Cambodia destabilizes.
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Hue
Quang Ngai
Henry A Kissinger
Hanoi
Tran Thien Khiem
U.S
Phnom Penh
Thailand
Neak Luong
Mekong River
Battambang
House Of Pair Opposed To War Sold For Taxes
Paul and Addie Snyder had their Fremont Michigan home sold at IRS bid for unpaid 1974 taxes due to their protest against wars. The winner was Carol Blizzard of Holton, bid $8,460, while the Snyders owe about $3,23 in withheld taxes from 1970 to 1973. They vow to repurchase and continue their tax protest citing war funding.
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Fremont, Mich
Paul Snyder
Addie
Internal Revenue Service
Fremont
Snyders
Carol Blizzard
Holton
Muskegon County
TRS
Snyder
Defense Department
Five Elderly Persons Found Fatally Stabbed in Fire
Five elderly residents were found stabbed to death in a two apartment Buffalo building set ablaze in what investigators call arson. Firemen and police described a motive unknown with no suspects. Victims were identified as Charles Mason William Holmes Mellerme Smith Eva Hairs ton and Ida Windabush. Fire loss estimated at fourteen thousand dollars.
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Buffalo (Ap
Judith M. Lehotay
Robert Howard
Charles Mason
William Holmes
Mellerme Smith
Eva Hairston
Ida Windabush
Wreck Continues from Page One
A head on collision left multiple people injured with one in critical condition at Tift General Hospital. Keith Edwards 20 and his companion Susan escaped with minor injuries as a tractor trailer overturned into the median. Trooper Hutchinson sustained minor facial and back injuries. The highway stretch was straight and clear with light fog and a wagon moving slowly under 30 mph. The semi carried produce for Cowboys Produce Co of Forest Park Georgia.
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Tift General Hospital
Keith Edwards
Samuel Edwards
Susan
Hutchinson
Wilson
Cowboy's Produce Co
Forest Park
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