Mother Teresa in U S Sees Poverty of Loneliness
In Cincinnati Mother Teresa argues that loneliness is a greater poverty in the United States and Europe than hunger, saying the isolated are the truly hungry. She praises the Missionaries of Charity, cites meeting President Reagan, and stresses giving not just food but love and relationships to the poor.
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UPI
Calcutta
Mother Teresa
America
Europe
India
West
East
Missionaries of Charity
United States
St. Francis Seminary
Reagan
Washington
God
Francis Seminary
Five murders, one suicide mark violent Cleveland weekend
Five people were killed by gunfire over the weekend in Cleveland. William Smith, 25, was found with a gunshot wound to the neck near his apartment. a 74-year-old man was arrested in connection with the case. In another incident Michael Price, 23, killed TRW colleague Chester Kyle, 23, then shot himself. Wanda Gorecki, 55, owner of Market Tavern, was shot during a confrontation and died later at hospital. Lorraine Feimster, 23, Beachwood, and William Fouty, 18, Doylestown, were found dead. Feimster shot in a car near Cleveland Stadium. Fouty, a Dairy Farms driver, possibly abducted and robbed.
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Cleveland
VPI
William Smith
Brenda
Smith
TRW
Michael Price
Chester Kyle
East Side
Price
Doylestown
Wanda Gorecki
North Olmsted
Market
Lorraine Feimster
Beachwood
William Fouty
Feimster
Cleveland Stadium
Footy
Dairy Farms Products Co
Orrville
Fouty
OSU President Enarson faces pleas for favoritism during tenure
Ohio State University President Harold L. Enarson said he received numerous requests for special admissions from powerful state figures during his nine years. He defended actions against favoritism and noted friction over his independence from the Board of Trustees, while announcing plans to retire Aug. 31 and become president emeritus with a tenured professorship.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State University
Harold L. Enarson
Enarson
Cleveland State University
OSU
Board of Trustees
Route 2 bypass tied to gas tax hike funding
The Route 2 bypass around Huron hinges on a state gasoline tax increase to $0.12 over four years, generating about 1.6 billion for highway work and enabling completion of the 28 million Route 2 project planned since the 1960s. Construction would begin in three years with federal aid.
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Ohio House of Representatives
Dave Finley
Ohio Department of Transportation
Washington
Finley
Ohio
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Bovy the Clown
Bill Bovard
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Kelle Hanna
Joseph Hanne
Paula Bull
Arthur Bull
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Bay Village
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