Carter calls for cease fire amid Beirut shelling
Amid the heaviest fighting since Lebanon's civil war, Syrian peacekeeping troops and Christian militiamen battled in East Beirut with rockets mortars and artillery. President Carter urged a cease-fire and warned the conflict could spread while Damascus rejected an international peace conference. Casualty estimates varied with officials citing heavy losses and residents reporting extensive destruction as fighting intensified through the day.
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Thousands mourn Pope John Paul I in Rome
More than 200000 mourners filed past the pope’s body in St Peter’s Basilica as tributes for the smiling pope who died of a heart attack. Worshippers from around the world queued for hours to glimpse the pontiff’s pale frame before authorities planned display in the basilica.
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COPE links Lorain County residents to social service help
COPE is a 24 seven information and referral service aiding Lorain County residents to navigate about 200 social service agencies. Run by the Lorain County Federation for Human Services, it employs a director, a program manager, five information specialists and supports confidential three way calls and back up home lines to avoid unhandled calls.
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