Third World Voices Gain In Vatican Cardinal Ranks
Vatican elevates 19 new cardinals on May 24 including Archbishop William Baum of Washington reflecting Pope Paul VI's push to internationalize the Sacred College. Ten hail from Asia Africa and Latin America, expanding Third World representation to 43 of 118 eligible voters under 80. Italy retains the largest bloc but many aging. U.S. has 12 eligible cardinals.
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Crossteard by Thomas Joseph
Crossteard by Thomas Joseph presents a cryptic crossword style puzzle with clues across and down, plus a daily cryptoquote and historical quotation. The page includes sample answers, theme notes, and a reminder that a code language maps letters to others for solving.
Army Meat Investigation Continues
Washington AP Senate Government Operations subcommittee hears from Army Health Services Command and Veterinary Corps officers as they detail bribe payments and corruption by G and G Packing Co Boston and Blue Ribbon Frozen Foods Hamden Conn. Inspections show inferior meat used in Army contracts billed at higher prices.
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Candidates In Limbo For Federal Campaign Funds
Washington AP reports cash starved presidential candidates must wait for matching funds as the Federal Election Commission regroups with no members yet. President Ford signed the bill restructuring the FEC but postponed naming new commissioners, citing constitutional concerns yet stressing delayed disbursements would harm election fairness.
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Heat and Rain Hit Texas as Thunderstorms Spread
Thunderstorms dumping rain at up to 2 inches per hour moved from West Texas toward the southeast as steamy heat built across the state. Forecasters warned rains would reach other areas tonight and Thursday while a Gulf air mass fed storms and a new cold front neared. Temperatures rose to near 74 in Del Rio and Galveston with 98 reported at Presidio.
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Sailplanes Towed into Springfield After Altitude Loss
A cross country flight of sailplanes from Oklahoma to Missouri scattered on Tuesday and were towed into Springfield after losing altitude. The next scheduled stop is St. Louis.
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