Rumors on next Pope stir Vatican succession talk
About a dozen names appear in speculation to succeed Pope Paul VI with no clear frontrunner. Non Europeans now form a majority in the College of Cardinals, adding uncertainty and breadth to potential papal choices. Cardinal Willebrands, Hume, Pironio, Koenig and Binelli are named as leading figures, with other cardinals noted for conservatism or liberal outreach. Local churches prepare commemorations for Pope Paul VI with Masses planned in the coming days and weeks.
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Pope Paul VI Lies In State At Castel Gandolfo
Faithful mourn the pope in red robes as Vatican readies conclave to elect a successor for 500 million Catholics. Pope Paul VI died at Castel Gandolfo after a 15 year reign. Cardinal Jean Villot named interim leader as mourning begins and preparations for the conclave start.
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Leaders of church and state mourn Pope Paul VI
Leaders of church and state mourn Pope Paul VI who died Sunday at Castel Gandolfo. Billy Graham praised his witness of a revolution in the Roman Catholic world while Cardinal Wright and President Carter lauded his guiding leadership toward unity and peace. Mondale, Queen Elizabeth, and church leaders also voiced admiration for his courage and travels as the implementer of Vatican II reforms.
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Vance Arrives in Egypt for Talks on Mideast Peace
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance lands in Alexandria to meet with President Anwar Sadat and press the United States to persevere in seeking Middle East peace. Vance reports the Begin talks were serious and useful and notes the stay length depends on progress.
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Bernardin Leads Mass for Pope Paul VI Mourning
Archbishop Joseph L Bernardin of Cincinnati mourns Pope Paul VI calling him a great strength and visible source of unity. Bernardin, former president of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, notes the pope guided the church in a critical time and will lead a public Mass at St Peter in Chains Cathedral at 7 30 p m on Wednesday.
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Congress sets work on taxes
Washington AP reports months after President Carter proposed cutting income taxes by 25 billion dollars the House plans to begin debate on an altered 16.2 billion tax cut bill Tests before the House Rules Committee Tuesday pit compromise supporters and Republicans seeking a separate measure against the Ways and Means panel backed plan Critics accuse the bill of large capital gains cuts while some Democrats push an 18 billion package that would tax capital gains more strictly and extend relief to low and middle income brackets Administration favors compromise as closer to its original proposal is unlikely to pass
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Crime Alert Number Guidance For Citizens
A police public safety notice repeats the non emergency contact 425 7700 for reporting crimes or suspicious activity. It urges residents to call the line to inform authorities about incidents.
Weather outlook with showers and warms, humid end week
Tonight possible showers and thunderstorms with a low in the low 60s. Tuesday partly cloudy with a high in the low 80s. Morning low 67 after yesterday's high 73. Weekend rainfall totaling a tenth of an inch. Extended outlook calls for warm humid conditions Wednesday to Friday with showers Wednesday and Thursday and fair Friday. Highs in the upper 80s, lows in the upper 60s.
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