Vatican proposal would place Catholic colleges under pope control
Vatican officials propose norms to place all Catholic colleges and universities worldwide under ecclesiastical authority. Teachers must hold a mandate from church authorities and uphold Catholic doctrine with due process for dismissal. U.S. presidents, led by Notre Dame’s Hesburgh, resist loss of academic freedom and outside control.
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Boston
Vatican
United States
Vatican Congregation For Catholic Education
William W. Baum
Sapientia Christiana
Théodore M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
U.S
Cops Place Ad in Hunt for Killer in Ovid Case
State police placed a front page appeal in a Seneca County paper asking residents from Ovid Interlaken Lodi and Trumansburg to call in tips about Kristin O Connell a 20 year old Minnesota woman found murdered in a cornfield on County Route 139. Autopsy says she was killed by a throat slashing after Aug 14 15 with witnesses sought for two cars seen nearby and a woman walking on the road after 1130 p m.
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Seneca County
Kristin O'Connell
Burnsville
Minn
Minnesota
O'Connell
Tri-Village
Interlaken
Lodi
Trumansburg
Thomas Warren
Evening Clearing With Rain possible Friday
Weather update: clearing tonight with a chance of rain Friday. High near 70. Arizona News number 470-2265 for information 470-0010. Chuckle suggests Congress legislate child restraint seats for themselves. Circulation 470-0098.
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Cape Town Riots Mark Bloodiest Day With 16 Killed
Police battled rioters in Cape Town and surrounding areas as three men were killed in Guguletu, bringing the 24 hour toll to 16 dead and over 110 arrested. Earlier, eight more in Guguletu and another in Crossroads were reported as violence spread to Paarl, Kwa-Thema, and Soweto with dozens wounded.
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South Africa
UPI
Attie Loubscher
Guguletu
Nelson Mandela
Paarl
Kwa-Thema
Soweto
Johannesburg
50 Big Companies Paid No Taxes in 1981 84
Citizens for Tax Justice released a report showing 50 large firms paid zero federal income tax from 1981 to 1984, with some receiving large refunds totaling 2.4 billion for the period. Boeing led refunds at 285 million, while Pepsico and Dow Chemical were among top avoiders.
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UPI
Citizens For Tax Justice
Fortune 500
Robert McIntyre
Pepsico
Congress
Boeing Co
Boeing
Dow Chemical
ITT
Tenneco
Santa Fe
Pacific
General Dynamics
General Electric
Transamerica
Texaco
Salvadoran suspect in US embassy attack released by mistake
A Salvadoran man, Juan Miguel Garcia Melendez, arrested in the United States and deported, was later identified by El Salvador authorities as a suspect in a June 19 Zona Rosa machine gun attack that killed 13 people, including six Americans. He was detained on arrival Aug. 18 and later released to El Salvador.
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el Salvador
Juan Miguel Garcia Melendez
Col
Aristides Napoleon Montes
National Guard
Garcia Melendez
United States
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U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Montes
Tack
Zona Rosa
U.S
Cel
Carlos Reynaldo Lopez Nuila
Garcia Medendez
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