Thousands attend canonization events for Elizabeth Ann Seton
Emmitsburg set to host large crowds for the canonization of Elizabeth Ann Seton the first native born US citizen named a Saint. Rome ceremony moves outdoors with 14000 expected Americans and a nationwide NBC broadcast. local masses and security plans coordinated with state police and emergency services across Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Canonization of Mother Seton to be held at St Peter's
Vatican City AP reports the canonization of Mother Elizabeth Seton, first US native saint, will be on Sunday in St Peter's Square with four women speaking at the Mass ceremony led by Pope Paul VI. The open air service aims to accommodate a large Holy Year crowd including at least 15,000 Americans.
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New Orleans
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Ford blasts House panel at access to secrets
President Ford cut off the House intelligence committee's access after the panel disclosed four words revealing Egyptian monitoring before the 1973 Middle East war. A committee source said the phrase appeared in a DIA summary dated to the Sinai invasion period. Ford demanded immediate return of all secret material, warning of serious and irreparable harm.
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Ford visits Dallas to push women in politics
President Ford arrives in Dallas amid heavy security for a political and nonpartisan swing. He will address the National Federation of Republican Women, attend a GOP luncheon, and mark SMU's 60th anniversary before Midland. He cites 60 days for energy compromises as Congress faces criticism.
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Mandel Won't Be Indicted and Weather Outlook Across Regions
A Lexington style front page notes that Mandel will not be indicted amid discussion of political promises and taxation. Weather across the northeast promises bright sunshine with highs near 70 and clear nights with Lows around the 40s. Sunday looks cool and sunny again with similar temperatures and near zero chance of rain.
MCEA objects to county proposal on membership eligibility
The Maryland Classified Employes Association objects to Frederick County’s memorandum of agreement citing an ineligibility clause that bars management and supervisory personnel from joining the union. Joseph H. Cook notes employe rights to join organizations and warns the clause could block choice. He compares to Carroll County where department heads and confidential staff are excluded. Frederick County's memorandum remains under dispute.
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Recall urged on circuit breaker property tax plan
Baltimore County Senator circulates petition for special session to amend the circuit-breaker program amid claims of underfunding by as much as 5 million dollars. State tax director says more applicants than expected boost costs. officials vow relief for elderly in Anne Arundel County.
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