Pope denounces Guatemalan executions during visit
Pope John Paul II urged peace and social reconciliation in Guatemala as he confronted President Efrain Rios Montt over the execution of six prisoners, urging forces of goodwill to pursue justice without violence. The pope's arrival drew hundreds of thousands while tensions over human rights and church-state relations heightened.
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Pius Pilgrims Pack Mountains for John Paul II Visit
Thousands endure long night for pope visit to Olintepeque Guatemala as pilgrims travel from Quezaltenango and southern Mexico. They expect a Mass at the airport and a Virgin of the Rosary crowning, amid scenes of color and faith.
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Newly elected prime minister hawke courts america
Sydney Australia AP Bob Hawke Australia s next prime minister says he wants close relations with the United States and rapid action on domestic economic problems He will be sworn in Friday after a landslide Labor victory that ends Malcolm Fraser s seven year conservative coalition He plans a domestic economic summit with business unions and state governments to tackle inflation and unemployment Vote counts show Labour likely a majority of 21 to 29 seats in the 125 seat House with Senate margins less clear Hawke also pledged a smooth transition and announced one firm decision abandoning plans to buy a new 1 5 billion aircraft carrier for the Royal Australian Navy.
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France Voters Oust Left in Municipal Elections
In a national referendum style vote, the left lost control of 12 major cities including Grenoble Brest Reims Roubaix and Nantes. Premier Pierre Mauroy and Interior Minister Gaston Defferre faced runoffs as conservatives gain 51.5 percent of first round votes while the left trails at 46.5 percent. Parallel losses hit Socialist leaders Jospin and Quiles in Paris with Chirac asserting the mandate sends a warning to the government.
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Reims
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Nantes
Public Sale Notice From Clarke County Equipment Corp
Legal notice announces a public sale scheduled for March 11 at Olessea Avenue Clarke County. Goods will be sold cash or certified funds with potential credit terms via Clarke Equipment Credit Corporation. Credit terms subject to approval and the right to bid reserved by the seller. Contact Cotten Syse at (24) 58-0085 for details.
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Notice for State Land Leases and mineral cases
The General Land Office in Austin Texas invites bids for leases of mineral and state lands. Applicants must submit written offers by the stated deadline to Gerry Moore Commissioner General Land Office at 17990 N Congress Ave Austin Texas.
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