Parishioners Clash Over Priest Transfer in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri parishioners oppose Bishop John Sullivan's plan to transfer Monsignor Vincent Kearney from Christ the King after 21 years. They pledge to petition the Vatican and Archbishop Jadot, arguing the move hurts tradition and unity.
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Metropolitan Insurance Policy Discussion Notice
A fragmented OCR text references Metropolitan Automobile and Homeowners policies, Metropolitan Property and Liability Insurance, and a promised follow up to discuss details and advantages. The readable fragments imply an outreach about submittal and policy options without concrete terms or results. The piece lacks specific dates names or locations but points to a continued discussion about insurance coverage.
May auto sales set record as winter slump ends
Detroit reports May sales hit new highs with 1,157,885 total cars sold, domestic cars reaching 962,985 and posting a daily rate of 37,038. General Motors and Ford claim record May totals while imports fall, led by Toyota, Datsun, and VW declines amid price hikes and dollar trends.
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Tax plan faces further cuts as inflation worsens
Washington AP Carter aides press for another 4.5 billion cut to the 1979 tax reduction, aiming to trim the deficit to about 54 to 55 billion and below 50 billion in coming years. Inflation surges above 10 percent, fueling concerns of a new recession and urging tighter spending while Congress weighs tax relief.
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Worldwide oil shortage unlikely in this century
New York AP quotes a Petroleum Industry Research Foundation study saying a global oil shortage before the late 1980s is unlikely, with a possibility but not a probability of shortage before year end. The report assumes no political interference in supply and notes a shift to conservation and alternative fuels.
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Kucinich Angrily Denounces Council Postponement in Feud
Cleveland Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich blasts City Council for canceling a Monday meeting calling it unprecedented and harmful to summer programs and snow removal funding. Council leaders defend actions while denying corruption claims amid a broader battle over recalls and development legislation.
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