Cardinal Ratzinger elected pope Benedict XVI in Vatican
Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger of Germany was elected pope Benedict XVI at St. Peter's on a dusk ceremony signaling a conservative shift. Crowds worldwide cheered while critics questioned the choice, noting concerns for women's rights and progressive church movements.
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Archbishop Pilarczyk on Pope Benedict XVI friendly yet firm
Archbishop Daniel E. Pilarczyk described Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger as friendly and firm after Vatican smoke signaled the papal election. He recalled Ratzinger as professional, well prepared, and thoughtful, noting similarities and differences with John Paul II while affirming the new pope would be Benedict XVI.
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Wild pitching slams Madison in loss on seven hit batsmen
In a tense game on Page B2 of Today's Journal, both sides used erratic pitching as seven hitters were hit by pitches or by pitches. The clash tipped on control issues and left Madison trailing as the mound struggled throughout.
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