Protester Rushes Pope During Outdoor Mass in Uppsala
A 28-year-old Swedish fundamentalist demonstrator rushed toward Pope John Paul II at a public Mass in Uppsala. Security and Swedish police dragged him away, arresting him for questioning. no injuries reported. The man, linked to a group opposing ties between Rome and Sweden’s Lutheran state church, handed out anti pope leaflets and was released without charge. The incident marked the most serious disruption of John Paul II’s Nordic tour.
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Uppsala
Sweden
John Paul
Vatican
Ulf Olilsson
Ohlsson
Tions
Maranata Group
Tromsoe
Uppsala University
Scandinavia
Miracle recovery after electrocution shocks Oswego crew
In Oswego Kansas a radio tower crew of seven was shocked when their tower touched a 7 200 volt line. Jesse Nash was killed and others burned. Larry Taylor treated Middleswart who appeared dead twice before reviving. Middleswart later remained in serious but stable condition.
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St. John’s Regional Medical Center
Joplin
Jim Vietti
Oswego Memorial Hospital
Middleswart
Larry Taylor
D.J. Wimp
Willie Whittley
Kenny Cannon
Randy Irwin
Nash
Taylor
Oswego Hospital
Haskell students embrace unique natural resources program
LAWRENCE Kan AP Robert Kassanavoid came to Haskell Indian Junior College from Tulsa Okla with a vague idea of becoming an electronics technician Now he prepares for a summer Forest Service job as part of a new program expanding into civil engineering and tribal resource development The two year college has 800 students from 100 tribes and offers tuition free federal subsidies The program has drawn 60 students and aims to train natives to manage tribal lands from Montana to New Mexico, with cooperation agreements with the Forest Service and Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Lawrence
Kan
Robert
Kassanavoid
Haskell Indian Junior College
Tulsa
Okla
Montana
U.S. Forest Service
Haskell
Gail Sloan
New Mexico
Ms. Sloan
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Liberal Arts
Forest Service
Gallatin National Forest
The
Montana State University
Weekend Market Report shows mixed commodity price swings
Commodities slide with gold and silver futures down on New York’s exchange while grain, soybeans, and energy futures close mixed. Cattle and hog markets weaken as beef demand slips, with Midwest terminals posting lower slaughter prices and lean hogs easing late in the week.
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Commodity Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
China
New York Mercantile Exchange
West Texas
Midwest
Omaha
Texas-Oklahoma
Kansas
Combest
Choice
Wae Ann
Texas
Oklahoma and Sons
U.S
So. St. Paul
Iowa
Minn
Market sees few changes as prices drift after producer price rise
New York stocks edged lower as the producer price index jumped 0.9 percent in May. The Dow fell 3.49 to 2513.42 while volume slid on the NYSE. Leaders and laggards fluctuated with USX and Syntex rising on takeover talk, IBM GM and Eastman Kodak retreating. Gold prices tumbled, and the Wilshire index showed a slight overall loss.
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New York
Labor Department
Federal Reserve
USX
Carl Icahn
Syntex
International Business Machines
General Motors
Eastman Kodak
Kodak
Commodity Exchange
ASA Ltd
Hecla Mining
Wilshire Associates
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Monroe
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