Portugal transfers Angola to Angolan people in ceremony
In Huanda Angola, Portugal hands over its last African colony to the Angolan people in a noon ceremony ending 400 years of rule. Adm conel Ordose announced the turnover as factions within Angola contend for influence, with observers describing a tense, symbolic transfer.
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Reopening Plea in Lutheran Heresy Case Faces Preus Review
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Commission will consider reopening heresy charges against Rev Dr John H Tietjen, ousted Concordia Seminary president. Two pastors from Green Wisconsin and North Platte Nebraska filed the request, with action deferred until President Preus returns next month. Tietjen, suspended then exonerated, faces renewed scrutiny amid internal strife between conservatives and moderates.
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Homosexwel Sergnant Speaks At Sumeosiam
An unclear report notes a speech by Homosexwel Sergnant at Sumeosiam. The text is fragmented with multiple garbled phrases about individuals and events, lacking coherent details or verifiable names. Further readable facts are not present.
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Teamsters Reject Plan To Ease Rules
The Teamsters Local 600 voted against a proposed change to flexible work rules for trucking firms. About 6,200 members cast ballots Saturday, rejecting the proposal amid long running disputes with the St. Louis Motor Carriers Council over restrictive rules and costs. Union leader Theodore N. Welch voiced concern that continuing garnishments and rigid rules have driven firms out of business and harmed St. Louis’ standing as a trucking hub. The council indicated willingness to resume negotiations, while some carriers say changes are needed to prevent more departures. Welch said the rejection preserves existing terms and the union will press for future talks toward a workable solution.
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Priest Fighting Fine For Service In Home
In Fairfax Virginia AP a 71 year old Catholic priest Rev Joseph E Gedra appeals a 250 dollar fine for celebrating Mass at a private home He argues the Fairfax County zoning ordinance restricting church services in single family districts violates religious freedom and assembly The case centers on constitutional rights and the ordinance challenged by Baptists and a home Bible study group with potential changes to county enforcement following a shift in board leadership.
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King Sr Refuses To Hate Killers
The Rev Mataither King Sr, father of the slain civil rights leader, says he does not hate the shooter or the killer’s family. He spoke to a Second Baptist Church congregation about choosing forgiveness and unity. The killings include Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Alberta Williams King at different dates.
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Caution Urged On Control Orders At National Grange
Ohio agriculture director Dr John Stackhouse urged economic impact studies on proposed government controls at the 109th National Grange convention opening banquet in Columbus He warned officials to weigh need for new regulations against economic effects noting agriculture is a major employer and the Number business in the nation and that farm costs are rising but farmers have had fruitful years
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Judith Debro Death Ends Controversy
Judith Ann Debro 33 died in a hospital after life support kept her alive following a coma from an auto crash October 16. Her husband Gary Debro had sought to have her declared not legally alive. a federal case over the right to die was pursued after state petitions were denied.
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Ford Program Is Spivak Finale
Lawrence G. Spivak retires after interviewing President Ford on the final Meet the Press broadcast. NBC News Correspondent Bill Monroe will take over as moderator of the long running program that has aired on television for 28 years.
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