Lebanon's Gemayel seeks larger multinational force
Lebanese President Amin Gemayel, after courting support in France and the United States, heads to Rome to push for expanding the Beirut peace mission from 3,800 to about 30,000 troops. He notes possible troop sources from the three nations and appeals for Lebanese abroad to fund reconstruction.
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Priests May Include Women and Married Men Says Expert
University of Notre Dame theology head Rev Richard P McBrien predicts priestly celibacy could end with women and married men entering the clergy within two decades due to priest shortages. He notes Pope John Paul II shows growing openness, though remains conservative, and cites his Britain visit and Jesuit outreach as signs of dialogue and possible reform.
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Reagan Congratulates Cardinals in World Series Win
President Reagan telephoned Whitey Herzog aboard Air Force One to praise the St. Louis Cardinals after their 6 3 win over Milwaukee to clinch the World Series. He spoke from somewhere over Iowa and also congratulated Brewers manager Harvey Kuenn, noting the series went down to the wire.
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Bowling Scores From Industrial League Standings
Industrial league updates show teams like Mills Gang and Rhythm Ramblers posting high game scores and series marks. Individual tops include Palington 230. McFadden 182. Heck 458. Giffin 182. Stockard 183. Scroggs 460. Croucher 167. Rockers 148. Ball 176. Kramer 171. Keaton 201. Stankard 601 among others reflecting a crowded scoring field.
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Princeton Grain
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SONIC
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Haley Abstract & Title
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Lee’s Downtowner
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Crites
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Smoking Linked To Flu in Army Recruits
Israeli study of 336 healthy young men during a 17 day flu outbreak in 1978 shows smokers have higher flu rates and more severe illness. 69 percent of smokers caught flu vs 47 percent of nonsmokers. half of ill smokers lost work or needed bed rest vs 30 percent of nonsmokers.
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New England Journal of Medicine
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