Pope to visit Africa on six nation tour
Vatican announces Pope John Paul I will tour Africa with six stops in Zaire Congo Kenya Ghana Upper Volta and Ivory Coast. He told about 10 000 pilgrims at Paul VI Hall he wants to pay homage to the dear continent despite invitations he could not accept.
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Essex jail siege ends after 13 hour inmate takeover
Five inmates remained at large after taking control of Essex County jail for more than 13 hours and injuring a guard. A sixth captive was released Tuesday night as authorities negotiated with inmates and TV negotiators.
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Cuban exile linked to archbishop Romero killing in El Salvador
US officials and church sources said a right wing Cuban exile may have shot Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero during Mass, describing the act as the work of an expert marksman. The claim cites a lone shooter rather than local murderers and notes allegations of Cuban exile activity in El Salvador. The report follows inflation data showing shrinking American wage earners purchasing power due to rising prices, with February prices up 1.4 percent and 1980 year inflation around 18 percent.
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Senate Budget Panel Eyes Partial Social Security Tax Freeze
The Senate Budget Committee plans a 1981 federal spending plan with a possible partial freeze on Social Security taxes. Democratic leaders push for a spending limit near 613 billion dollars, aiming for roughly 16 billion in cuts from Carter's January proposal and allocating any surplus to tax cuts, including offsetting future Social Security tax increases.
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Pigeons Trapped at Old Post Office Prompt Health Action
Health Department orders removal of wire at the old post office as concerns grow over trapped pigeons. A veterinarian reports bites and urges humane solutions. City officials acknowledge large numbers of birds and seek effective, ethical ways to reduce the flock.
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Kennedy widens lead with New York victory in primary
In New York Kennedy scored a decisive 58 percent to 41 percent over Carter, edging closer to the Democratic nomination while Carter won delegates elsewhere. Reagan expanded the GOP lead with a big New York victory, Bush also advancing in Connecticut, as Kennedy signals ongoing campaign into Pennsylvania.
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Iran weighs hostage trials as Shah remains in Egypt
Iran's Revolutionary Council toppler Ayatollah Mohammad Beheshti says trials for American hostages are the general idea if the shah is not returned. The shah, now in Cairo amid reports of spleen cancer, travels as DeBakey heads to Egypt. Diplomatic ties may be severed as officials debate the hostages fate and potential trials while tens of thousands protest outside the U.S. Embassy.
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HRC members defend tape issue as minor dispute
Members of the Frederick County Human Relations Council defended the organization amid controversy over tapes of executive meetings. Several members called the issue largely unfounded while NAACP President Lord D. Nickens criticized how tapes are handled and urged reorganizing the council to curb executive power, with calls for more accountability and transparency.
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Lawmakers Clash Over State Spending Limits In Annapolis
House leaders pressed to curb future state budget increases but Frederick County delegates remained unconvinced. Cardin met rural lawmakers to gauge support for a spending limit law tying increases to personal income. Delegates argued it is a smokescreen and would hinder local funding. Frederick County could lose millions in aid unless property taxes rise.
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Red China threat and US aid debate dominates Washington highlights
Washington dispatch by Jock Andersen analyzes how Red China could threaten US security and the impact on nuclear and defense aid. Other features include Beckner’s Breasteefiaten bedge and tips on finance, family stress, and practical advice for readers.
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Interracial Attitudes Symposium at Trinity UW April
An interracial action symposium is scheduled at Trinity Church in April, running Sunday evenings April 13 20 27 from 7 to 8 pm. The event aims to promote thought and action on interracial attitudes and activities, featuring three speakers each evening, with audience questions and discussion. Speakers include community leaders and clergy, followed by an open discussion.
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Weather forecast reads mixed skies and chilly winds
A garbled weather note mentions highs around 8 dollars, lows near zero, and cold windy conditions. It references “through Thursday” with northwest winds up to 15 mph today, possibly strengthening to 5 to 36 mph, and a slight chance of precipitation.
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