Exultate Quiet Holy Saturday Ends in Easter Joy
Pilgrims and friars kept vigil at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem with Latin litany and incense as Easter dawn services loomed. Security was light around the church though tensions remained in the city amid Passover vacation crowds and clashes 10 miles north in Ramallah. The Most Rev Hanna Kaldany led a procession to the site of the erection as Latin prayers echoed in the tomb chamber.
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Moslem gunfire greets Franjieh stepping down in Beirut
In Beirut gunmen fired automatic weapons and launched mortars to celebrate the announcement that Christian President Suleiman Franjieh would resign. The radio indicated the decision, as clashes reportedly eased in the capital amid the expected political transition.
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Postal fee increases announced by U S Postal Service
The U S Postal Service raises fees on special delivery registered mail and other services by up to 33 percent effective today. Increases include special delivery to 8 cents, money orders to 30 cents, certified mail to 40 cents, and registered mail to 45 cents. Other changes affect insurance, special handling, and COD charges.
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Easter services in Minot amid Souris River flood threat
Minot's Easter observance proceeds with evacuees and a planned 4 hour shift to outside venues for 1600 attendees. Rev. David Badgley compares revival prayers to flood risks as 1.67 inch rain may raise the Souris crest briefly, with officials estimating a short crest before leveling.
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Ivy League club grows to educate on plants and dangers
Nancy Vorhis reports on a newly formed Ivy League club aiming to teach members about plant life and the risks of the growing hobby. Fair Acres school in Hamilton provided photo subjects for John Sheckler on page 23. The piece notes that corporations now collect most taxes, not the IRS, and some fail to remit withholding taxes on page 20.
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Doctor Evicted Amid Liberty City Backlash Over Community Ties
Residents defend a 63 year old doctor who left a Miami Beach practice to serve Liberty City, where he is seen as a community figure. Neighbors praise his dedication and recall acts of care during personal crises, while some oppose the eviction linked to broader development plans.
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Warm Easter Day Forecast With Sunshine Expected
Weather today promises the warmest Easter in years with highs in the mid to upper 80s and only a 20 percent chance of rain tonight. Partly cloudy skies are forecast for tomorrow with similar conditions anticipated.
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