Seton relics and beatification details explained
The article traces the historic use of saints relics from Roman catacombs to modern worship. It notes the Seton beatification and a gold plated statue given to Pope John XXIII, containing a bone from Mother Seton. It explains relics from 1862 recognition ceremony and where most bones were placed.
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Rome
Seton
John XXIII
Mother Seton
United States
Cardinal Cicognani
Emmitsburg
Bussard case hearing set on CETA contract dispute
CETA officials say funds cannot be used where a workshop contracts with private parties. Jeanne Bussard Workshop challenges the interpretation, with a hearing scheduled 1 30 p m Wednesday at the Western Maryland Consortium in Hagerstown. The consortium runs CETA contracts for four counties and contracts with CETA regional offices in Philadelphia. If unsatisfied, the workshop may appeal to Mathias and potentially to Ray Marshall, secretary of Labor.
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CETA
Western Maryland Consortium
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett Counties
Philadelphia
Columbia
Mathias
Jeanne Bussard
Ray Marshall
Dept. of Labor
Rhodesia Herald to Drop Name for Zimbabwe Era
The Rhodesia Herald will rename itself The Herald to drop Rhodesia from its title as black majority rule approaches. Editor Rowland F. Fothergill said the 86 year old paper will not preempt the name Zimbabwe, the African designation to be used after the transition.
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Salisbury
Rowland F. Fothergill
The
Herald
Zimbabwe
Rhodesia
Parochial School Tax Credit Faces Court Test
The Senate weighs removing elementary and secondary tuition aid from a tax credit bill as a constitutional clash over church state separation looms. Supporters say college aid would pass if the elementary credit fails, while opponents warn against government aid to religion. The vote hinges on a narrow margin and a looming Supreme Court ruling on religious establishment.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Ernest F. Hollings
Ds.c
Thomas Jefferson
Hollings
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
High Court
GAO Probes Delays in Transit Projects
Washington AP report says the GAO is examining UMTA delays in approving transit construction in Baltimore and six other cities to determine if the lengthy process cost taxpayers millions. George Killian notes investigations focus on whether approvals were too slow.
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Washington
Baltimore
General Accounting Office
Urban Mass Transit Administration
George Killian
GAO
UMTA
Texaco sees gas find off New Jersey as promising
Texaco reports a gas strike in the Baltimore Canyon off New Jersey, calling the result moderately encouraging and noting a single test well produced enough gas to warrant further testing. Company officials caution it is not yet a commercial discovery and a large reserve is required.
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New York
Texaco Inc
Baltimore Canyon
New Jersey
Texaco
Robert B. Palmer
Atlatic City
N.J
Ee Aery
L. Weldon Calahan
Palmer
Easter Seaboard
U.S
Palmer Pezimer
Ees Oy
New England
U.S. Geological Survey
Shell
Continental of
Atlantic City
Baltimore Dome
Nsilongara
Pathologist to testify at King murder hearing
Three leading experts examined bullet fragments in a search for fresh details about King’s murder. Eyewitness accounts differed on the origin of the fatal shot. The committee’s findings reaffirmed that a bullet severed King’s spine and major arteries, killing him within an hour.
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Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
House Amasinations Committee
New York City
Mickie Baden
Blakey
Origi
King
Committee
Drss
Mark Lane
FBI
Lane
Sease
James Earl Ray
Ray
Tightnessee
Brushy Mountain State
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Abernathy
Memne
SCLC
Akies
Memphis
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Dorothy Ray
Mrs. Ray
Weorea ‘Toro Mower
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Pacific Ocean
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