Kiss of Peace signals step toward unity between Catholic and Anglican churches
Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Donald Coggan embraced in a Kiss of Peace at Rome's Sistine Chapel and issued a joint declaration urging continued study toward unity. The text acknowledges serious obstacles between 600 million Catholics and 60 million Anglicans, and notes disputes over remarriage, ordination of women, and interdenominational communion.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Canterbury
Donald Coggan
Vatican
Sistine Pel
Uganda
Our Brethren
Episcopal Church
United States
Idi Amin
Anglican Communion
Coggan
LCCC boosts faculty pay and benefits for 1977 78
Lorain County Community College trustees approved a 455 percent two year pay hike plus major medical coverage increases for faculty. The package raises base salaries with nine month schedules and adds life insurance, maternity leave, travel allowances, and paid Blue Cross Blue Shield.
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Lorain County Community College
Board of Trustees
LCCC
Soviet modernization outpaces West in strategic survey
The Institute for Strategic Studies reports the Soviet Union is rapidly modernizing its armed forces, surpassing Western programs in manpower and hardware. It notes a narrowing qualitative gap, potential convergence next decade, and ongoing missile development while the U S maintains space technology edge with higher, longer lasting satellites.
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London
UPI
International Institute For Strategic Studies
Europe
West
United States
Soviet Union
Record low frost threatens Ohio fruit crops report
Weather officials report record low temperatures across Ohio with Cleveland at 25 degrees and Columbus at 28. Frost and possible minor cosmetic fruit damage are anticipated tonight with a warming trend to 65 to 70 degrees tomorrow.
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Ray Diederich
Cleveland
Columbus
Southern
Ohio
North Carolina
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Great Lakes
Otno Valley
Biocoel
Gttio
Tough judge to handle Amherst theft cases in Ohio
An Ashland County probate and juvenile judge known for informal but controlled court rooms will oversee theft charges against Amherst Police Chief Arthur Koppenhafer and former officer Carol Ramstead. Judge A Ross Siverling was assigned by the Ohio Supreme Court. he replaces Lorain County Judge Floyd Harris. Special prosecutor Russell Sherman of Elyria had been chosen earlier.
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Ashland County
Amherst
Arthur Koppenhafer
Carol Ramstead
Ohio Supreme Court
A. Ross Siverling
Siverling
Lorain County Common Pleas
Floyd Harris
Lorain County Community College
Supreme Court
Lorain County
Ashland
Koppenhofer
Ramstead
Russell Sherman
Elyria
Israel linked to 1968 hijack of nuclear cargo
Vienna AP reports former US Senate expert Paul L. Leventhal implied Israel behind the 200 tons of uranium vanished during a 1968 sea shipment from Belgium to Italy. He said the fuel resurfaced under a new name and registry with no uranium aboard and that international probes were closed. Israel denies involvement as IAEA inspection depends on treaty signature.
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Vienna
Austria
Israel
Belgium
Italy
US Senate
Paul L. Leventhal
New York Times
Los Angeles Times
U.S
Tel Aviv
Israeli Atomic Energy Commission
Leventhal
Senate
Government Operations Committee
Dimona
Negev Desert
France
Dead Sea
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
First Lady Rosalynn Carter Rebounds From Lump Removal
First Lady Rosalynn Carter, reported to be fine after surgery to remove a non cancerous breast lump, resumed a full schedule. Press secretary Mary Hoyt said she had a Spanish lesson and greeted visiting children, with plans for a National Symphony event. The trip followed a visit to Bethesda Naval Medical Center for routine gynecologic care.
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Washington
Rosalynn Carter
Mary Hoyt
Economy Growth Surges in March by 1.4 Percent
The Commerce Department said the Index of Leading Economic Indicators rose 1.4 percent in March, the largest gain in 20 months. The rise signals higher production in factories mines and utilities and improving job prospects in the coming months.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
First 100 days mark for Carter agenda at White House
A report on Jaamy Carter marking 108 days in office notes his confidence in the apex administration policy and ongoing plan. The piece references a half page note on health checks, a miswritten focus on Mrs. Carter and past First Lady Betty Ford’s breast cancer history, including surgeries and recovery timelines.
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Jaamy Carter
Apex
Stary
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