Hesburgh named to Vatican council on culture
SOUTH BEND IN UP I Pope John Paul II appointed Rev. Theodore M Hesburgh president of the University of Notre Dame to an international committee under the Pontifical Council for Culture The panel reports to the pope on cultural aspirations in modern times and new possibilities for cross cultural communication Hesburgh is a Syracuse native and will join Cardinal Agostino Casaroli in leading the Vatican effort
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Thatcher visits Northern Ireland amid tight security
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher flies to Northern Ireland for a one day tour to meet troops and Christmas shoppers. She stops at Bangor, traveling by helicopter between four locations as security limits details about the visit.
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Northern Ireland
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CHiPs Actor Reilly Arrested for DUI in Los Angeles
Thomas Reilly, known for portraying a California Highway Patrol motorcycle officer on CHiPs, was arrested by LAPD on suspicion of driving under the influence after a brief chase. His 23 year old partner was signed to NBC's hit series this season. bail set at 1000, he declined urine or blood tests but underwent drug recognition tests indicating a central nervous system stimulant use.
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Richard Studdard
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Five Die From Carbon Monoxide After South Carolina Party
Five youths died after a Christmas party at the Salkehatchie Coon Hunters Association clubhouse in Barnwell, S C, apparently from carbon monoxide asphyxiation while sleeping on couches and sleeping bags. A sixth person remained in critical condition at University Hospital in Augusta, Ga, treated for carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Bob Wynn
Salkehatchie Coon
Go go dancers’ mock boxing defeats state injunction bids
Indiana Court of Appeals ruled that go go dancers in boxing gloves performing mock fights at Beaver Country and The Gilded Cage are not real boxing. The court found the exhibitions were staged for erotic entertainment set to music and showed no boxing skills, denying the boxing commission’s injunction requests.
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V. Sue Shields
Police foil Ottawa toy heist. two men held
Ottawa police arrested two men in a theft of more than $10,000 in new and used toys donated to the Salvation Army for Christmas. Police suspect at least three people were involved in the Monday heist from the downtown toy depot. The city responded with generous donations to the Salvation Army as news spread.
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Ottawa
UPI
Salvation Army
O.J. Villeneuve
Pregnant teacher vows to return to work at East Hampton
New York report notes Patricia Hope, 70 months pregnant and unwed, vows to return to her East Hampton High School biology and human behavior classes after maternity leave. Parents accuse her of immorality, while supporters say she is a valuable teacher and role model. The school board took no action, citing tenure and state law, as public comments praised her record and questioned the impact on students.
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Patricia Hope
Miss Hope
East Hampton High School
At Hampton School Board
Andicea Rose
Shirley Anderson
James McIntyre
Maple syrup leases spark private stock sale plan
The article describes a 19th century style lease on maple trees generating profits for the MacArthur family. It explains how sugar producers were paid during the Spanish American War era and details a mail order business begun in 1979 selling futures. The plan extended to renting beehives for raspberry, blueberry, and cranberry honey as a new venture.
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J Maye
Macarthur
Natural History
Smithsonian
Waite
Delay order pleases farmer in Albany before judge
A federal delay order was issued by U S District Judge Howard G Munson in Albany delaying a milk price support assessment by the Agriculture Department s Commodities Credit Corp The order halts the 600 million annual levy until Jan 3 when a hearing will decide on a preliminary injunction The action followed a lawsuit by South Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Bryan Patrick The program aimed to curb dairy overproduction by charging roughly one cent per quart across the nation drawing protests from East farmers and dairymen who fear closure of small farms
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Albany
U.S
Howard G. Munson
Matthew J. Perry
Columbia
S.C
Cement of Agriculture
Bryan Patrick
South Carolina
Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Dities Credit Corp
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Midwest
West Coast
John Black
Syracuse
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Block
Reagan Signs Funding Bill and Plans Early Passage Push
Reagan signed the funding bill and aimed for early passage next session. A spokesman said the administration viewed the failure of Congress as temporary and that groundwork has been laid. Reagan urged a lame-duck session starting September 16 to finish the 10 remaining appropriations bills for the next fiscal year.
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Congress
Winter storms shut schools as East Coast records fall
Partly cloudy tonight with a low near 25. Southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. United Press International reports a wild first day of winter with three traffic deaths on the East Coast snowstorms and up to 2 feet of snow in the Northeast. Schools closed and roadways slick as the storm system moves inland, with ongoing snow in the Northwest mountains and widespread accidents.
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