Cardinal Cooke Is Terminally Ill With Severe Leukemia
Cardinal Terence Cooke, archbishop of New York since 1968, is terminally ill with severe leukemia. The archdiocese says prognosis is months, though he continues some work from home. Diagnosed within the past week, his health has deteriorated notably.
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Cleveland’s former mayor Carl Stokes filed nomination papers to seek a municipal judgeship seat, challenging Judge Phillip Parisi for the term through 1988. Stokes previously urged William Brown in a gubernatorial bid and returned to law after public service.
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