What will you ask God girl asks Gilmore others
Lisa LaRochelle, a 12 year old from Holyoke, asks Gary Gilmore and other public figures what they would ask God. Gilmore writes that no questions are needed, while he believes God dwells in all beings and that all living things are sparks of the Divine. Simpson thanks God for his athletic ability. Staubach asks why Navy beat Army in 1964. Cronkite’s secretary says he’s too busy to answer. Bishop Gelineau plans his question about using grace from God.
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Ceasefire Violated as New Fighting Flare in Lebanon
In Lebanon fighting broke out again between leftists and rightists despite a two week ceasefire. Spokesmen accuse each other of firing first as artillery duels and hit and run attacks erupt near the Israeli frontier. Israeli batteries pound Bint Jbeil while border patrols search for guerrillas and militiamen. about a dozen villagers wounded.
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Vance to be low-key choice for secretary of state
President-elect Carter nominates Cyrus R. Vance, a longtime Wall Street lawyer and former No. 2 at the Pentagon, to be secretary of state. Carter stresses a restrained, staff-driven foreign policy with Vance serving as a strong yet low-profile advisor and administrator.
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Upside Down Dollar Bills Spark Collector Fever in Philly
A batch of funny money with serial numbers and seals printed upside down has surfaced in the Philadelphia area. The misprints, from the 1974 series, are selling for up to 125 dollars and dealers report dozens found, with estimates of 400 or more in circulation.
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U.S
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Robbinsville
N.J
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Ministers Seek Tax Breaks In Catskills Town
In Hardenburgh New York residents ordained as ministers plan to file for religious property tax exemptions to ease heavy burdens. More than 200 adults expected to seek relief as land owned by tax exempt groups skews assessments. Local lawyer will file applications while council disputes exemptions for Universal Life Church figures.
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Britten dies at 63 in Aldeburgh England
Composer Benjamin Britten died at his country home in Aldeburgh at age 63 after weeks of heart illness. Friends said the end was peaceful and he had been valued as Britain's leading composer since Purcell, known for Peter Grimes and War Requiem.
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Weather Outlook With Cold Night and Mild Weekend
Tonight's low in the upper teens to lower 20s under mostly clear skies. Sunday partly sunny with a mid 30s high and a 10 percent precipitation chance. Extended outlook shows a chance of snow Monday, clearing Tuesday, and fair Wednesday.
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