Pope John Paul II begins Mexico visit amid crowd scenes
The pope's arrival sparked huge crowds and minor injuries from stumbles and heat, while security hinged on the largest operation in Mexico's history with 300000 troops and police. The pontiff met President Lopez Portillo for 75 minutes to discuss peace, disarmament and aid for the poor as millions planned to greet him across five cities.
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Nelson Rockefeller dies and career remembered in tributes
Obituary note on Nelson Rockefeller who died of a heart attack. Highlights include his birth in Bar Harbor Maine on July 8 1908 and his rise as New York Governor and vice president nominee. Recounts presidential bids, marriage to Margaretta Murphey known as Happy, and his art reproductions business. World leaders’ tributes quoted.
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Rockefeller’s SUNY triumphs over Empire State Plaza
Nelson A Rockefeller’s 15 years as New York governor built a vast SUNY system across 62 campuses with about 400 000 students, transforming it from small colleges into a major state university. The Empire State Plaza in Albany stands as his high profile monument to the era.
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Ford Mourns Rockefellers Death Political Leader Tragedy
Former President Ford mourns Nelson Rockefeller, calling his death a tragic loss personally and politically. Ford learned of the former governor and vice president's passing in Amman, Jordan, while on a Middle East tour. Public leaders from New York, West Virginia, and beyond honor Rockefeller's vision, service, and warmth. Rockefeller, twice close to the presidency, was praised for his energy, courage, and devotion to America by Gov. Hugh Carey, Sen. Jacob Javits, and others.
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Four Peoples Temple relatives sue over Jonestown deaths
Relatives of four Peoples Temple members who died in Jonestown Guyana filed a 10 million wrongful death suit against the temple, founder Jim Jones estate, attorney Mark Lane, and unnamed drug companies. It is the third such civil case in Los Angeles County.
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Four junior high players die in Chehalis crash
A van carrying 11 Portland Oregon junior high basketball players from the Columbia Boys Club collided with a car in a snowstorm on Interstate Five fifteen miles south of Chehalis. Four boys were killed and three others were critically injured as the van swerved and was struck by a southbound car with additional vehicles colliding into the wreckage. About a dozen people were hospitalized.
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Kitty litter used to free cars in Milwaukee snow
In Milwaukee stores, 25 pound bags of kitty litter are selling fast as motorists use it to free cars from ice and to add rear-wheel weight. Jewel Food Stores reports a shortage with West Allis store selling out 100 bags after listing them at 1.59 dollars.
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Critics call for closing 16 nuclear reactors across 10 states
UPI reports safety critics urge immediate shutdown of sixteen atomic reactors in ten states after the government repudiated a study that previously justified their operation amid known safety defects.
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