Saint John Ogilvie Canonized by Pope Paul VI in St Peter’s
In Rome Pope Paul VI proclaimed 16th century Scottish priest Father John Ogilvie a saint. More than 20,000 people including 4,000 Scots walked past bagpipers to St Peter’s Basilica for the canonization, the first Scottish saint since 1250. A Glasgow man cited a reported miracle, and the pope waived a second miracle requirement to speed the process.
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VP Candidates Trade Barbs Over Economy Debate
Mondale and Dole clashed over who ruins the economy in post debate and church appearances. Ford and Carter kept close to home with policy talks and campaign releases highlighting corporate influence and farm policy shifts. Polls show Carter ahead in NBC and Gallup readings as campaigns press economic reform.
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Kerner aims to expose Nixon link to judge Thompson
Anton Kerner son of Otto Kerner claims Nixon and John Mitchell handpicked James R Thompson as U S attorney to hurt his father He says the grand jury was seated to aid politics and witnesses were paid The remarks come two weeks before an election with Thompson as governor candidate and threaten tyranny if elected
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Copa Lounge Pickets Gone Amid Restaurant Negotiations
Pickets at the Copa Lounge were called off as part of a union effort to push for renewed contracts for about 1,000 culinary workers after their pact expired Oct. 1. Pickets will continue at Vince's on West Sahara and the Golden Steer Restaurant as talks proceed with the Restaurant Employers Council representing 20 venues.
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Disappointing turnout for free flu shots in Allegheny County
Allegheny County reported 17 074 people immunized on the first day of local swine flu shots, well below health officials' hopes for 100 000. County Health Director Dr. Frank B. Clack cited negative publicity and chilly weather as factors, with concerns about stress for elderly recipients as immunizations resume Monday.
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Four Nabbed In Holdup At Nevada National Bank
Four suspects arrested in Carson City after a Friday robbery of Nevada National Bank. Donna J. Meilo, 23, held on accessory to robbery with $25,000 bail. Alfred L. Cameron, 26, aka Kenneth Bruce, held without bail on armed robbery. Bruno Huf, 25, and Melvin T. Wilcox, 28, held without bail. FBI aiding, note and gun used, over half the $3,960 recovered. case sent to FBI.
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