Death-foretelling scholar Dr Josephine Ford anticipates end
SOUTH BEND Ind AP Dr Josephine M Ford Notre Dame NT professor and biblical scholar faces a terminal lupus diagnosis while continuing work on a 100 page Revelation commentary for Doubleday She treats death as a passage not a defeat and cites biblical and personal faith as guiding forces She notes four other scholars died early after studying Revelation and says she looks forward to meeting the Lord.
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Dollar Falls After West German Mark Revaluation
The US dollar dropped sharply in Frankfurt and Zurich after West Germany revalued its currency upward by 5 percent against eight European currencies. The dollar slid about 2 percent in Frankfurt and nearly 3 percent in Zurich, signaling market chaos and a momentum shift toward stronger currencies. German vacations for U.S. travelers may cost more, while U.S. exports could become cheaper for Germans.
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Developments of Budget Fight Listed
Harrisburg AP outlines the Pennsylvania budget clash. Gov Shapp proposed 3.8 billion for 1973 74. Republicans seek about 182 million less than Democrats with cuts to welfare, mass transit and day care. Taxes divide parties with 325 million vs 142 million. About 35 000 families lose daily checks without a budget and 251 lawmakers miss pay if impasse persists. Interim funding discussed but stopgap bills stalled. The public record notes only three on time budgets in ten years, last in 1968 69.
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Ulster Elections Show Extremists Suffering Rout
In Ulster legislative elections counting shows Protestants split between Unionists led by Brian Faulkner and Loyalists under William Craig and Rev. Jan Paisley while Catholic groups gain. Faulkner’s bloc leads with about 26 percent, Loyalists 22 percent, Catholic Social Democrat and Labor 22 percent. Nationalists fade.
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Appearance To Hurt Presidency
SEATTLE AP Republican Chairman George Bush says Nixon should not testify before the Senate Watergate committee or be compelled to appear, arguing the presidency would be diminished if he did. Voter split in Northern Ireland shows Unionists and Catholics gaining seats as proportional representation begins.
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Senate approves broader TV coverage of hearings
The California state Senate approved a rules change to permit broader television and photographic coverage of committee hearings. Television reporters and photographers may cover committees unless the committee chair rules the coverage disruptive.
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Penn Central May Halt Without Federal Aid
Penn Central Railroad may cease operations in October if Congress does not approve federal aid. Trustees told Judge John P. Fullam that hundreds of millions are needed to keep the line running across 20,000 miles of track in 16 states and two Canadian provinces. They urged quick aid or court approval to dismantle if help is not forthcoming. A hearing starts Monday as Senate committees weigh relief legislation.
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Girard Bank Raises Prime Lending Rate to 8 Percent
Girard Bank hikes its prime rate from 7.75 to 8 percent, the highest since 1970. The move, announced Friday and effective Monday, comes as the Federal Reserve tightens the currency supply. President William B. Eagleson says money costs have surged and the rate increase will slow loan demand. Other banks reportedly considering similar rises.
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Girard Bank
Girard
William B. Eagleson
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Seven Killed and 22 Wounded in Chilean Coup Crackdown
Troops patrolled Santiago after forces loyal to President Allende crushed a revolt. Seven people died and 22 wounded in exchanges between rebels and palace guards. A nationwide state of emergency and curfew were declared as the government claimed the insurgents surrendered and moved against civilians linked to rightist groups. Casto and Latin American leaders sent congratulations on the apparent victory.
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Bergen To Help Pay Tribute Bergen To Help Pay Tribute
Covington sentence: Ventriloquist Edgar Bergen will help dedicate the Vent Haven Museum in Covington founded to preserve ventriloquists' dummies. Bergen, who died last year, left a trust fund near 200000 dollars for the museum. He collected hundreds of dummies worldwide.
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Vent Haven
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Doctor Lamb explains psychophysiological heart pain and costochondritis
Reader asks about chest pain labeled psychophysiological cardiovascular reaction. Dr Lamb notes no structural heart disease and stress related pain. He defines costochondritis as inflammation at rib cartilage joints and explains that it mimics chest pain but is not heart disease.
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