Priests Seek National Council Shared Power With Bishops
The National Federation of Priests Council proposed a National Pastoral Council where lay people and parish clergy would share power with bishops. Father Patrick O Malley urged priests to gain planning and decision making roles, saying some diocesan priest councils are merely consultative and discouraged. Archbishop Hannan cautioned the council would lack formal power but could be effective.
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Washington
Patrick O'Malley
Chicago
National Federation of Priests Council
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Father O'Malley
Philip M. Hannan
New Orleans
Hannan
Father O’malley
Beverage Firm Seeks Lift of Cyclamate Ban
The Nehi Royal Crown Beverage Co. of Grand Rapids sought in the 6th Circuit to overturn a federal ban on cyclamate, an artificial sweetener. The company said it has $20,000 worth of soft drinks tied up since the Oct. 18 notice by Robert H. Fitch, secretary of health education and welfare.
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Cincinnati
Nehi- Royal Crown Beverage Co., Inc
Grand Rapid
Mich
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert H. Fitch
Heath Education and Welfare
Revco pharmacies closed in Northeast Ohio strike
Pharmacies stayed shut across a score of Revco D S stores in northeastern Ohio as a pharmacist strike entered its second day. About 80 Revco pharmacists, largely in the Cleveland Akron area, walked off.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Revco D. S., Inc
Ohio
Revco
Cleveland-Akron
35 Priests Push Vote Over Detroit Priest Grievances
In Detroit, 35 priests of the archdiocese threaten a strike vote for all 880 priests unless a due process system is adopted by Nov 30. Kenneth Prather, attorney for the Association of Detroit Priests, calls for an impartial board of priests and laymen to hear grievances. The archbishop is absent amid National Conference events. archdiocesan structures exist to address complaints.
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Detroit
Archdiocese of
Kenneth E&, Prather
Association of Detroit
John Cardinal Dearden
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Washington
Prather
Cardinal Dearden
Archdiocesan Personnel Commission
Senate
Priests’ Association
Welfare Clinic Faces Closure Without Funds In Butler County
Hamilton officials warned at the county meeting that the Butler County Welfare Health Clinic may shut Friday unless at least 2000 dollars more is found to cover November and December payrolls. The nonprofit operating the clinic cited delayed reimbursements from the health department and state aid as causes. The board suggested coordinating with clinic representatives and health officials to resolve the funding gap.
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SOL Riegel Journal
Hamilton
Butler County Welfare Health Clinic
TVB
Sam Fruttoso
Irene Lewis
Freida McCandless
William Denham
Commission
County Health Board
County Health Department
Denham
Dale Logsdon
Donald S. Bacon
City of Hamilton
Million Acres Failed Washington Crops
Crops on seven million acres failed last year in the United States according to agricultural reports. Washington state records indicate substantial crop losses contributing to nationwide shortages and price pressures.
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Washington
U.S
Profits Down As Airlines Tighten Belts Across Industry
AP Business analysis outlines bleak earnings across airlines with Pan American and others cutting jobs. First three months showed a net loss of 16.2 million, while hopes of improvement fade. Financing jets and sonic boom issues add to industrywide pressure amid congestion and rising costs.
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Pan American World Airways
Air Transport Association
Incom
8 Track Stereo Tape Cart Ridge Selection Center
Middletown Shopping Center offers over 500 8 track stereo tape cart ridges to choose from. Customers can browse a wide range of styles and brands at this local shopping hub.
Arson Suspected After Two Simultaneous Fires
Firemen investigated two fires called in at 12 41 a.m. A storage garage at 1701 Vermont St. suffered about 200 damage. A car at 609 18th Ave. rear owned by Phil Ellis sustained interior and exterior damage estimated at 100. Arson is considered a possibility by a Division of Fire officer.
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Vermont St
18Th Ave
Phil Ellis
Girl Scout Troop 354 Announces Service Night in Franklin
Franklin’s Junior Girl Scout Troop 354 plans an in vesture service Thursday at 7 p.m. in Central School cafeteria. Decorations reflect a weekend hike to Stengers Estate on Rt. 73 with participants Connie and Grace Sowers Patti Carpenter Kim Robinson Robbi Jo Andranco Marlene Oldham Debra Gross Rhonda Brown Mary Polley Jayne Cummins Debra Turner Melody Robinson Carolyn Jones.
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Franklin
Central School
Stengers Estate
Rt. 73
Connie and
Grace Sowers
Patti Carpenter
Kim Robinson
Bobbi Jo Andranco
Marlene Oldham
Debra Gross
Rhonda Brown
Mary Polley
Jayne Cummins
Debra Turner
Melody Robinson
Carolyn Jones
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Ar. Nixon
Nixon
Pottstown Mercury
Pennsylvania
Anery
Armbruster Florist, Inc
Grand Ave
Family Pharmacy
Lewis
UNC
Central
Middletown
State St
Trenton
Inne
Butler County
Vietnam
Miami
Robert McWilliams
Here
Here To the City of
Columbia Road
Edwin Pyle
Butler County Board For
Pyle
Butler County Water Association
Stanley M. Perin
Cleveland
Stanley Green
John Cunniff
New York
Airlines
Wyler
Caapeneg
Saled Set
Thermos
WIDE
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Mens Gift
Currier & Ives
CAPRI
Colgate
Luther
Murphy
Perettant
Bankamericard
Cearner
DR. Dolittle
Swinger
G.C. Murphy CO
Union Sanitary
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