Syracuse Diocese Plans Long Term Parish Preservation
A Syracuse church official vows no parish closures for 344 years based on a three part plan to share priests with larger parishes, use deacons and lay ministers, and allow small churches to share clergy amid Detroit’s parish closures. Cardinal Szoka noted potential savings from mass closures elsewhere.
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Cardinal Edmund Szoka
Man returns purse after dashing through traffic on Route 57
Francis Gentile of Liverpool spotted more than $600 in fifty dollar bills swirl above the yellow line on Route 57. He chased and dodged speeding cars to recover the purse and returned it to its owner, saying he feared someone had been hit. Gentile, 33, recalled leaving work when the windstorm scattered the money.
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Braemer Drive
Liverpool
Pilot praised for guiding crippled jet to emergency landing
Survivors in England credit pilot Kevin Hunt with skill and nerve as he steered a Boeing 737 toward East Midlands Airport after both engines failed. The Belfast bound British Midland Airways jet struck a highway embankment short of the runway, killing 44 and injuring 82 aboard. Hunt survived.
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Gareth Jones
Kevin Hunt
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Bush faces first test of budget pledges in wake of Reagan plan
President-elect Bush inherits a Reagan budget that pursues military growth and tight domestic spending, with a $92.5 billion deficit target under the Gramm Rudman law. Democrats warn of gap between Bush promises and Reagan priorities, while Bush aides plan revisions within weeks.
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America
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Texas
Bush camp eyes education and Medicaid boosts in new plan
Vice presidential chief of staff Craig Fuller was asked if Bush would continue funding programs like Head Start and Medicaid, noting concerns about government costs. The Bush team aims to stay above the fray as Reagan's final spending plan goes to Congress, with amendments anticipated within four days.
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Bush
Chemical weapons conferees clash at moral ambiguity summit
A 145 nation conference in Paris on chemical weapons exposes deep fault lines between developed nations and former colonies. The United States presses Libya over a chemical weapons plant while criticizing West Germany and other democracies, amid broader tensions over access to chemical arms.
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