Global GATE armada to study tropical weather systems
Washington AP A 53 million Global Atmospheric Research Program Atlantic Tropical Experiment gathers 4000 scientists from 68 nations to study sun drenched tropics on land sea and air. Led by US and USSR NOAA coordinates a 38 ship 13 aircraft fleet and nearly 1000 ground stations from June 15 to September 23 to improve forecasts and explore climate impacts.
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110 Concordia Seminarians Seek Placement
In St Louis AP report on Seminex accepting a compromise to place 110 graduating seminarians within the LCMS ministry. The plan requires diplomas from Concordia Seminary while Seminex protesters continue objections to Concordia policies.
Mexico FFA Rodeo Show At Bison Aire Ranch
Members of Mexico FFA and other chapters will compete in a rodeo at 8 p.m. Friday at the Bison Aire ranch in Williamsburg. Admission at the gate is 1.50 for all over 12 years and 0.75 for ages 6 to 12. The ranch donates the use of its facilities.
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Inflation Tops Canada Campaign in July Election
Canada moves toward a general election set for July after a no confidence vote toppled Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau's Liberal government. Inflation dominates the issue as the House of Commons approved the motion 137 to 123 with Trudeau calling on Gov Gen Jules Leger to dissolve parliament.
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Cardinal sounds alarm at great lie moral slide
Los Angeles AP Cardinal Manning warns Watergate morals collapse threatens the nation. He calls lying spreading to children, urges a return to conscience and says you cannot legislate morality. He likens the trend to Rome's decline and fears for the United States.
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United States
Brandt Resigns Over Spy Scandal Tainting Personal Life
Ex-Chancellor Willy Brandt says he quit to protect his political and personal integrity from blackmail linked to an East German spy on his staff. He admitted negligence in letting secret papers pass during a vacation and noted the affair rumors threaten to drag his private life into the probe.
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Costa Rica inaugurates Oduber amid investment warning
Daniel Oduber, 51, who joined a revolution over an annulled election 26 years ago, was sworn in as Costa Rica president. He warned foreign investors that the government would limit foreign ownership to minority stakes in companies. Oduber, a lawyer, won the presidency against eight rivals.
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