Pope ends 8 nation pilgrimage with call for peace
Pope John Paul II returned to Rome after an eight nation tour of Central America and Haiti. He condemned poverty and human rights abuses, urging leaders to act for justice while warning clergy against political roles. In Haiti he challenged President Duvalier to reform and end deprivation as 200,000 applauded.
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Nkomo's flight slows Zimbabwe unity drive
Zimbabwean opposition leader Joshua Nkomo fled to Botswana amid fears of renewed tribal conflict in Bulawayo. The Ndebele veteran, long a foe of Robert Mugabe, cited threats to his life as government troops hunted dissenters. Diplomats note potential for broader contention over sedition and currency charges.
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Boston churches win exemption from fire service user fee
Boston city lawmakers exempted churches and synagogues from a fire protection user fee after clergy protests calling it a tax on worship. Emerson College faces $12,029 bill in a suit to be heard March 28. The city sought $8.4 million from 115 churches, averaging $3,037 each.
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