Pope John Paul II Seen as Global Hope for Catholic Church
Polish cardinal Karol Wojtyla’s election as pope is hailed as a universal breakthrough bringing new life to Catholics worldwide. Church leaders and lay Catholics from Maryland to Chicago praise his background, pastoral experience, and potential to ease tensions in communist nations, with installation anticipated next Sunday.
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Karol Wojtyla
Voy-Tee’wah
John Paul II
Frederick
Baltimore
Pope Paul VI
John Paul 1
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Carter
Earth
Daniel E. Sheehan
Omaha
Neb
Josevo Lorscheiter
Porto Alegre
Brazil
Roger Etchegaray
Marseilles
France
Joseph Antoszewski
St. John’s Catholic Church
Westminster
Raymond O'Brien
St. Rose of Lima
Gaithersburg
Europe
Edward V. Echle
Vincent Molley
Department of Theology
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Paul Iain
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Liberty
John Zwicki
St. Hedwig Church
Chicago
Warsaw
Martha Kowalska
Pope John Paul II
the World
Maryland governors' race pledges boost for public schools
Republican Beall and Democrat Hughes spoke to Maryland school officials in Easton on September 24. Both stressed continued state support for education, with a push for greater aid, pension reform, and more local control of school construction funds. They acknowledged Prop 13 concerns and discussed collective bargaining and board appointments.
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Maryland
Srong
Glenn Beall
Harry Hughes
Maryland Association of Boards of Education
Easton
Beall
Hughes
General Assembly
Blair Lee
Shoukd
Witeer
Letters on Goodloe Byron death echo in Maryland town
Readers respond with grief and reflection after Goodloe Byron's death. One writer recalls service, faith, and a Marine buddy, while others offer condolences to Byron's family and praise his public service. A transportation official notes prior Route 15 improvements and ongoing plans to improve two way traffic warnings.
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Goodloe Byron
Lide
Oime
Congress
Bia
Jesse S. Fifer
Frederick County
U.S. Department of Transportation
Maryland
Burger Chief Justice Faces Press Clash in Court
Washington report alleges Warren Burger and aides nurture Nixon era hostility to media. It claims seating bias against critical reporters, wiretap whispers, and a press office echoing Nixonian stonewall tactics. Names cited include Barrett McGurn and Lyle Denniston with broad claims of silencing leaks.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Burger
Pewsmen
New York Times
High Court
White House
Eusy
Barrett McGurn
Ron Ziegler
McGurn
McGarn
Lyle Denniston
The
Washington Star
McGaurn
Justice Burger
Maryland fair draws over twenty thousand attendees in ideal weather
Yesterday the Maryland department fair drew an estimated 20 080 to 25 000 attendees as 118 students were counted among the groves. The event ran an hour and a half with strong attendance and receipts ahead of memory. George Brachey led the Maryland University team in a display of vegetable disease and variety work as the Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Point of Rocks Methodist Church under Mrs Elmer Michael. The inter-junior high Feaderint Comite organized its first touch football event.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Point of Rocks
Feaderint
Comite
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Hagerstown
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Main St
Mount Airy, Md
Hes
Martin and
Evelyn Shepley
Opossum Town Pike
U.S.15
U.S. 15
Gene R. Straub
Locust Street
Jack Anderson
Press
Burger's
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W.E.B
Maryland Department
University of Maryland
George Brachey
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