Graham says Shah of Iran foresees peace. Nagaland crusade draws 75,000
Evangelist Dr Billy Graham, back from a world trip, told a Atlanta news conference that the Shah of Iran sees peace in the Middle East and US India relations are improving. He reported a massive evangelistic crusade in Nagaland drawing over 75,000 attendees.
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Pay hike bill blocks Ohio Assembly adjournment
The 109th General Assembly faces a late session with only a 25 per day supplemental pay plan for lawmakers likely to pass. Discontent over per diem increases and a $15 000 first year cap fuels debate alongside a state lottery proposal. A landmark criminal code revision cleared in both chambers paving the way for an early court test on death penalty provisions. The lottery measure to repeal the state prohibition on a May 1973 ballot is headed for reconsideration after House approval.
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Beach topless rule sparks baring debate in Porto Alegre
In Tramandal the police chef Dyalma Monte de Rocha announced that women may go topless on designated beaches only if they are at least 21 and remain in women only zones. The rule, not initiated by officials or local women, was mocked by ice cream vendor Barcelino Becker who argued men should be allowed to visit for business.
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