Vatican summons cardinals to elect Pope successor
The Vatican calls princes of the Roman Catholic Church from around the world to Rome to begin the conclave to choose Pope Paul VI's successor after his death at 80. Burial plans place the late pope in St. Peter's Basilica next Saturday with nine days of requiem Masses led by nine Cardinals.
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The Superintendents Pay Roster From Local Districts
Chronicle-Telegram presents a three part series by Debbie Demmon-Berger on who hires school superintendents how they are chosen and how much they earn. The page lists area salaries pupil counts and district budgets.
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Weather outlook with showers tonight and Tuesday
Scattered showers and thundershowers expected tonight with temperatures near 65. Partly cloudy Tuesday with highs around 80 to 85. Precipitation chances 50 percent tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. Light variable winds 5 to 10 mph. Sunrise 6:28 a.m. Sunset 8:38 p.m. Details on page B-12.
Pope’s 1965 New York visit recalls likely successors
A front page summary notes pope’s 1965 New York appearance and weighs possible successors. Catholic leaders describe the pontiff as a gentleman amid difficult times, with tributes worldwide. The piece considers what a new pope could mean for Americans.
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Pope Lies In State At Vatican As World Mourns
The pope lies in state at the basilica and the summer palace at Castel Gandolfo is opened for public viewing. A requiem mass will be held Saturday before burial in St. Peter's crypt. Crowds surge up narrow stairs as officials report mourning with flags at half staff. A man fired at St. Peter's Square but fled. no injuries reported. Cardinals are summoned to Rome by the dean of the Sacred College.
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Life Insurance Costs Misleading to Consumers
Washington AP report says many Americans may overpay for life insurance due to skimpy policy disclosures. FTC details to House panel outline cost discrepancies among similar policies. FTC staffer David Fix notes identical premiums can hide wildly different cash values and borrower benefits.
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Olmsted runner wins first Chronicle-Telegram Classic
Marc Pogachar of North Olmsted won the inaugural Chronicle-Telegram Jaycees Elyria Distance Classic at Lorain County Community College in 36 56 for seven miles. He beat Tom Smanik of Berea by 16 seconds and earned the Male 21-and-Under trophy. Pogachar, 22, eyeing business education work or coaching, described a long day yet relaxed pace guiding his victory.
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