How Wojtyla was chosen pope in Rome conclave
Vatican reports that Polish Cardinal Karol Wojtyla was elected pope on the eighth ballot after Italian princes Benelli Siri and other cardinals failed to reach two thirds of 121 voters. Wojtyla, 58, former Krakow archbishop, becomes first non Italian pontiff in 455 years.
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Visit in Philadelphia Helped Polish Cleric Rise to Pope
SPECIAL TO THE CT A Philadelphia Eucharistic congress in 1976 helped form a four vote bloc for Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, the future Pope John Paul II, as American cardinals John Krol Terence Cooke and Timothy Manning grew close with him.
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I Beat Don Miller football prediction contest moves forward
The nervous stage begins as 1,430 entries compare predictions with Don Miller of Westlake. Entrants risk losing T shirts for exceeding the CT grid analyst, while Miller himself competes to prove his prognostication prowess across Ohio and beyond.
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Tentative Sears settlement E 7 gridiron fan picks
The C T selector comments on one entrant John DeMarco a 92 year old contestant from 242 Gates Ave Miller jokes he hopes DeMarco wins Entering the competition was a LaGrange elementary class project with fifth graders reading reasoning and following instructions Judging will finish by mid next week winners will be announced and shirts mailed by November 8
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Showalter plans to keep Elyria schools open
Supt Thomas L Showalter proposed four steps to keep Elyria City Schools operating through December 22 amid a financial crisis. An extra 300000 in personal property taxes and firmer spending cuts would avert closure while teachers face a deferred first paycheck and no 1978 raises. An advisory committee would assess standards and propose program cuts or a March levy. TURN TO PAGE A-4 COL 2.
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Housing costs vary by city in new study
The UPI report summarizes a League of Savings Associations study showing typical monthly housing costs around 400 dollars nationwide, with San Francisco and Washington DC near 575 to 600 dollars and cities like Morristown Tennessee and St. Louis under 350 dollars. It notes two main coping methods: two incomes and higher down payment flexibility, plus many lenders offering low down payment loans.
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Cleveland Faces Mouse Invasion Amid City Woes
Amid strikes, desegregation issues, and a hospitalised mayor, Cleveland faces a new problem mice. Rodents reportedly gnaw at erasers, snacks, and barroom floors in downtown buildings as officials and pest control experts discuss resistance to bait and ongoing trap work.
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