Papal revival allows married men as permanent deacons
Pope Paul VI approved restoring a centuries-old ministerial order enabling married men to serve as official ministers called permanent deacons. The National Conference of Catholic Bishops said the move targets non metropolitan communities with few Catholics and aims to expand ordained leadership.
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Missing funds spark Wheeling bank theft probe
In Wheeling West Virginia police seek a mustached Negro man after 2400 dollars disappear from a till at Wheeling Dollar Savings and Trust Co teller Bess Hopkins found the drawer open when she returned from a break. In Memphis Tennessee a judge drops traffic charges about a nurse who claimed to have looked away as a clergyman chased a blonde along railroad tracks.
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Tax collection for sex workers eyed by IRS in San Francisco
In San Francisco the IRS aims to have sex workers file tax returns and pay taxes. District director Charles Kingman says the probe, begun about a week ago, is believed to be the only program of its kind in the nation and notes the effort is not a vice crackdown but a tax one. Francis Biddle, former US attorney general and Nuremberg war crimes tribunal member, dies at 82 in Wellfleet. Snow and rain cause accidents on Cleveland area Memorial Shoreway with up to two inches of snow in Lyndhurst. police blame weather and later say drivers should be careful as conditions were no worse than usual.
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Frost warning and weekend outlook in Northwest Ohio
A frost advisory is issued for tonight as northwest Ohio sees sunny and cool conditions today with highs in the 50s to 60s. Tonight remains fair and cold with lows in the 30s, followed by increased cloudiness and a chance of showers by Sunday evening.
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Couple Wins $110,000 In Abortion Case At Brooklyn Court
A Brooklyn Supreme Court jury awarded $110,000 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart after Long Island College Hospital allegedly prevented a medically authorized abortion. Their child Rosalyn born Jan 4, 1965, is deaf, blind in part, spastic and mentally retarded. The case highlighted racial and access issues in abortion law as doctors and experts testified.
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Robert Stewart
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
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Norwalk Day Care Center to Build New Facility at League Street Park
Norwalk Day Care Center Inc directors reached an agreement with Barman and Seitz for a 32 by 50 foot cement block building at League Street Park to serve 35 children aged 3 to 5. The project, approved with the Norwalk Park Board, aims to open in early 1969 with no state or federal funding.
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Muskie Urged Bombing Halt in Confidential Letter
Senator Edmund S. Muskie, the Democratic vice presidential hopeful, disclosed he urged President Johnson in a confidential January letter to halt bombing in North Vietnam. He said Johnson later restricted about 90 percent of North Vietnam from bombing, a move he finds meaningful despite the leak.
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UPI
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Rt 250 Bypass Planned In 72 Norwalk Project
The Route 250 bypass near Norwalk is planned for 1972 with state authorization to hire consulting engineers. Estimated total cost 8.44 million dollars includes 463 thousand for preliminary engineering. The 4.9 mile relocation runs 2.2 miles in Milan Township Erie County and 2.7 miles in Norwalk Township Huron County starting north of the Route 13 250 interchange at Route 20.
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State Controlling Board
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Erie County
Norwalk Township
Huron County
Route 20
State May Check Home Here Monday
Norwalk Memorial Home will be re inspected by the Ohio Department of Health Monday. HEW last week withdrew the home's Medicare certification as of next Thursday for deficiencies in facilities and operations. Slabodnick remains confident the inspection will yield a satisfactory report.
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Ohio Department of Health
William Slabodnick
Home
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Slabodnick
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