Ecclesiastical Trial Opens Over Women's Ordination
Washington AP reports on the opening day of an Episcopal church trial at St Columba's over disobedience by Rev William A Wendt for ordaining and allowing a woman priest to lead a communion service. Bishop Creighton testified that a bishop's authority is advisory while questioning church hierarchy.
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William A. Wendt
St. Columba’s Episcopal Church
Washington
Rev. Wendt
Episcopal
William F. ‘Creighton
St. Columba’s
Episcopal Church
Creighton
Washington, D.C
Wendt
Tilman
Stirling
Allison Cheek
Annandale
John E. Hines
Highlands
N.C
Hines
New Leased-Housing Program Lagging Behind Predictions
A federal leased housing program for the poor is far behind its targets. HUD Secretary Carla Hills said only about 40 000 units will be ready by July 1975, far below earlier forecasts of up to 200 000. Rep. Thomas Ashley warned the delay strains support for the plan. The program, proposed after Nixon froze subsidies in 1973, aims to add leased units for low income families, with Hills insisting it is now underway.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Housing and Urban Development
Carla A. Hills
Nixon
Congress
HUD
James T. Lynn
Lynn
Hills
Thomas Ashley
Ohio
House Subcommittee On
Ashley
Ford Motors Posts First Quarter Loss Since 1956
Ford Motor Co reports an $11 million loss in the first quarter of 1975, the auto maker’s first quarterly loss since going public in 1956. The result follows an accounting change that reduced net losses from $98 million and reflects lower production amid inflation, costs, and a sales slump. Analysts expect a profit in Q2 and a return to annual profitability.
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Ford Motors
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Severe storms claim lives across Louisiana and Texas
Violent weather killed five people in Louisiana and Texas amid widespread thunderstorms. Funnel clouds and tornado watches were reported in Houston area and eastern Texas while Illinois counties faced warnings. A Baton Rouge shopping center was damaged by high winds, and a 12-year-old girl died in Pitkin from a fallen tree.
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Associated Press
Louisiana
Texas
Houston
Ilinois
Baton Rouge
Pitkin
Yancey
Arkanasas
Mississippi
Alabama
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Butte
Mont
St. Petersburg
Fla
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