Pope John Paul I keeps key Vatican officials in place
Vatican City AP Pope John Paul I confirms Cardinal Jean Villot as Secretary of State and retains nine Congregation heads named by Paul VI. Cardinal Wright heads the Clergy panel after eye surgery. Casaroli kept as Foreign Affairs chief. Consistory possible this year to create new cardinals.
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Paul VI
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Mong
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Boston
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Agostino Casaroli
Council For Public
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Casaroli
Giuseppe Caprio
Wright
Franjo Seper
Yugoslavia
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Holy Office
Sebastiano Baggio
Congregation of Bishops
James P. Knox
Australia
Eduardo Pironio
Argentina
Congregation For the Religious
Agnelo Rossi
Corrado Bafile
Italy
Causes of the Saints
Gabriel Marie Garrone
France
Pierre Paul Philippe
Phony threat diverts United DC-8 to Canada
A United Airlines DC-8 with 152 passengers and 7 crew was diverted to Vancouver after a phony bomb threat. RCMP said an unidentified woman was being held and charges would follow, with a passenger noting the motive as marital upset.
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Seattle
United Airlines
Canada
Vancouver
British Columbia
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Naomi Potach
Boston
Pope John Paul I Says God Forgives Cardinals
Cardinal Joseph Hoeffner quoted Pope John Paul I telling the cardinal electors that God forgives what they might have done against him. The remark was his first comment after election on Saturday as reported in a pastoral letter from West Germany.
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John Paul I
Joseph Hoeffner
West Germany
Hoeffner
UNH enrollment seen at capacity
UNH anticipates about the same enrollment as last year as it reopens. Dean Eugene Savage notes tuition and room increases may affect returns, with total students near 10,500 after 30 days, within the 10,500 capacity set by trustees. Freshmen arrival Sunday, registration Tuesday, and a freshman class around 2,250.
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Durham
University of New Hampshire
Eugene Savage
Savage
UNH
David Bianco
Field House
Dean Savage
Carter halts vacation to tackle energy fight in Congress
President Carter cuts short a two week western vacation and returns to Washington on Wednesday to press a delicate natural gas compromise and other domestic matters before Congress. White House spokesman Powell says the energy bill faces serious trouble and vows the administration will not lose while aiming to sustain a veto and rewrite the defense bill to better reflect the president's views.
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Wyo
Carter
Washington
White House
Jody Powell
Congress
Powell
Capitol Hill
PSC to seek CWIP hike next year in NH and nearby states
Public Service Co of New Hampshire likely will ask for higher construction work in progress charges for electric retail rates next year. The company will first pursue CWIP in wholesale rates with FERC and then seek inclusion in NH Vermont and Maine retail rates. Estimated next year CWIP request ranges from 12 to 20 million dollars amid anticipated 6 to 10 percent rate increase context.
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N.H
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Gordon McKenney
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Vermont
Maine
Seabrook
New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission
McKenney
Robert Harrison
Kennedy warns governors on health costs fueling revolt
Senator Edward M. Kennedy told the National Governors Association that rising health costs threaten federal and state budgets and the economy. He said the current medical care system is a failure and, if unchecked, could trigger a citizens' revolt surpassing tax protests.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts Democrat
National Governors’ Association
Kennedy
Postal strike looms as talks stall before deadline
Washington AP: With a midnight strike deadline, Postmaster General Bolger refused to reopen negotiations with unions, insisting negotiations are finished and urging legal steps if no deal is reached. Unions threaten midnight walkout, while mediators report no real progress.
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Postal Service Today
William F. Bolger
Bolger
National League of Postmasters Convention
Postal Service
New Hampshire AG probes Taiwan contest funding inquiry
NH Attorney General Thomas Rath said his office is reviewing claims that financing a student Taiwan essay contest and involvement of the Department of Education may violate law. The Governor's Committee funded 1500 dollars for reimbursements and letters to schools bore the Education Department letterhead. The dispute centers on whether the contest acted as a campaign activity and if officials properly connected the governor's committees to state resources.
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N.H
New Hampshire
Thomas Rath
Taiwan
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Rath
Hu Gallen
Rath. Gallen
Department of Education
America
People’s Republic of China
Thomson
Brunell
Gallen
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