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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1971

Page

15

Ireland Faces Tensions Between Church and Youth over Reform

In Ireland a clash grows between Roman Catholic leadership and three million adherents over divorce contraception and church authority. A Daly survey shows teens attend Mass for appearance or parental approval and confess infrequently. Priests form a national association to probe church role and safeguard personal initiative amid calls for unity with Northern Ireland and tolerance of broader social change.

Andrew Torchta Dublin Ireland Republic of Ireland Regine Daly Athlone Northern Ireland Eamonn Gaynor Quin Shannon Father Gaynor National Priests’ Association Sean O'Riordan Lateran University Rome Holland

Living Man Dead In State's Eyes Civil Death in New York

Charles Starkins remains technically dead under New York Civil Death laws despite living, working, and seeking a divorce. Law, in effect since 1799, bars marriage and parent rights for life-term inmates, with a repeal proposed to restore civil rights. Starkins, paroled after 17 years, cannot vote or hold certain licenses while his case stalls in state politics.

Albany N.Y Charles Starkins New York State Correctional Services Department Starkins Sing Sing Prison Nassau County Russell Oswald Iven Manhattan Jan

Italian Descent Residents Propels Police Chief Firing Over Bocce Ban

In Flores de Cunha Brazil residents of Italian descent pressured authorities after the police chief banned bocce an outdoor bowling game citing betting activity Veja reports the move led to his dismissal as the community protests the action and the tradition.

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William Cardinal Conway All Ireland John McQuaid Jack Lynch Republic Alan Buchanan Church of Ireland New York Arnel Brand
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