Carter family attends private church service in Maryland
President Carter joined a small First Baptist Church in Hagerstown for a Sunday service beside Camp David weekend visits. He greeted worshippers, shook hands, and spoke with the pastor after the sermon as hundreds waited outside.
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Quinlan Heiress Nearing 23 Asleep After Prolonged Battle
Karen Ann Quinlan, in a private room of a New Jersey nursing home, remains unconscious almost a year after the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled her parents could seek a right to die. She turns 23 on Tuesday, having survived without a respirator since the party incident on April 4, 1975.
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Carter nominates Groufouski for IBA chair amid dispute
President Carter nominated John A. Groufouski former U S ambassador to Poland to head the Board for International Broadcasting which oversees Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe. The choice drew controversy as it clashed with a Brzezinski backed option and a recommendation from Secretary of State Vance who urged Frank Stanton former CBS president.
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Death of social philosopher Will Herbers at 75
Will Herbers, author of Protestant-Catholic Jew, died Sunday at a New York home in Chatham at age 75. He retired last spring after 21 years on the Drew University faculty in Madison, where he previously lived. His notable works include Protestant-Catholic Jew (1945) and in recent years he advocated political and social conservatism and contributed to the National Review.
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Street priest to go on as street bishop in Albany
A fragmented report from Albany describes a local church official known as the street priest who will continue in a role titled street bishop. The ceremony featured Cardinal Conke and other clergy as Hubbard’s leadership and devotion were emphasized amid community interest and ceremonial acts.
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India forms cabinet from two ruling parties defies Gandhis ouster
Jagii van Ram named defense minister in Mararji Desai led government as India’s new rulers patch up rifts and form a coalition. Ram, boycotter of swearing in, vows to push for a new India with Janata Peoples’ party backing. Elsewhere, police clash with drug syndicates in Europe and Asia, while Bhutto seeks re election amid protests and Thai coup leaders face trial.
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