St Nicholas relics enshrined in Queens church
Relics of St Nicholas were enshrined Tuesday night at a Greek Orthodox church in Queens as a sign of rapprochement between Western and Eastern churches. Cardinal Francis Mugavero and Archbishop Iakovos spoke of unity in Christ as bishops presented a fragment of the saint’s casket, skull fragments, and a vial of myrrh from Bari.
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New GOP governor leader urges open door for all races
Virginia Governor Linwood Holton told the Republican Governors Conference that the party must broaden its base by recruiting more Black leaders and be “the party of the open door.” He stressed governors lead state parties and must energize and widen Republican reach ahead of 24 months of key elections. The group plans an early meeting with President Nixon to push for greater influence within the national party.
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Morton vows shakeup in Interior Dept in Nixon era
Secretary Morton announced a major shakeup of Interior programs and personnel while reaffirming core goals. He named potential replacements for Indian Affairs leadership and noted an undersecretary vacancy since Pecora’s death. Morton aims to transform the BIA into a technical service, push tribal self governance, and lead a national energy policy with a land-use plan.
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Brick in toilet tank sparks water save plan in Cherry Hill
Six months ago Tilly Spelgong presented a brick idea to Cherry Hill City Council, claiming placing bricks in toilet tanks could save 34 million gallons of water annually. Counciman Steve Morgan dodged under his desk during the presentation as Spelgong argued one brick per tank would cut water use.
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