Pope John Paul II Meets U S Bishops in Chicago Mass
In Chicago the Pope meets with the U S bishops amid Catholic tensions over birth control celibacy and women’s ordination. He tells vowed religious to hold to evangelical counsels while urging freedom through obedience. Chicago’s Polish community and Grant Park Mass are highlighted as part of the visit.
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Iowa
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U.S
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James Roach
Minneapolis
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Grant Park
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Madalyn Murray O'Hair
U.S. District Court
Washington
O'Hair
Capitol
Lincoln Memorial
O’ Hair
Mussolini villa to be demolished for public garden
The Adriatic resort of Riccione plans to demolish the four floor villa once used by Mussolini for summer holidays and convert the site into a public garden within two weeks. Nearby Predappio remains the Mussolini family residence.
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Italy
Benito Mussolini
Adriatic Sea
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Predappio
Rachele
Soviet to buy full 25 million ton grain pledge
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports Agriculture Secretary Bergland says the Soviet Union will purchase the full 25 million metric tons of U.S. grain available next year. Officials privately weigh Russia using grain imports as leverage on Cuba policy and SALT II, though the administration insists sales are separate.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
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Bergland
Russia
U.S
Cuba
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Moscow
Agriculture Department
Dale E. Hathaway
Berland
USDA
GTE Sylvania pleads no contest in transit bribery case
GTE Sylvania Inc pleaded no contest to conspiracy to bribe a Transit Authority official, not an admission of guilt, with a $10,000 fine after two other charges were dismissed. Separate cases include NYU anthropology chief innocent plea on drug lab charges and a Nevada ACLU stance on Jesse Bishop’s death row appeal.
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Gte-Sylvania Inc
Transit Authority
Electrical Company
U.S
Edward R. Neaher
Nolo
New York University
John Buettner-Janusch
Federa
Charles Tenney
Buettner-Janusch
American Journa of
Carson City
Nev
Civi Liberties Union
Jesse Bishop
Nevada
ACLU
Henry Schwarzchild
Bishop
U.S. Supreme Court
PLO declares unilateral cease fire in southern Lebanon
PLO spokesman Mahamoud Labady announced a unilateral truce aimed at Lebanon’s security and stability after meeting with Rev. Jesse Jackson in Beirut. Jackson urged U.S. restraint on Israel while praising the gesture as a start, as Arafat and Lebanon called for diplomatic efforts toward a Palestinian state.
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Associated Press
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Lebanon
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
PLO
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Yasser Arafat
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Mideast
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U.N
U.S
Congress
U.N. General Assembly
Fouad Butros
Ford and UAW Reach Tentative Three Year Pact
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative three year contract covering 190000 U.S. workers. The deal was announced at 11 22 p m after tense bargaining with some workers walking out at midnight. UAW leaders warned approval is not guaranteed and a strike remains possible. Full details to be released at a Ford Council meeting Tuesday.
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