Christian unity talks mark long road to unity
Archbishop of Canterbury Donald Coggar met Pope Paul VII to discuss Roman Catholic Anglican unity. Vatican sources say lasting union remains years away despite an eight year joint commission finding areas of agreement and persistent differences such as papal infallibility and primacy.
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Explosives cache leads to armed man surrender in Miami
Gary Rogers, 31, surrendered to federal agents in Miami after authorities say his New Baltimore apartment contained about 15,000 pounds of weapons and explosives, including a cannon, mortars, grenades, and gun parts. He faces federal charges under the Firearms Act and will be returned to Detroit for trial. A neighbor recalled seeing Rogers moving items in and out, while agents say he claimed to be an arms dealer with no license.
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CIA Spending Debate Faces Public Disclosure Question
Washington AP reports former CIA director Richard Helms and successors Willian Colby and George Bush warn that revealing total intelligence costs could spark demands for details that endanger operations. Admiral Turner supports openness, while Senate Intelligence Committee weighs how much the public should know as it plans next year’s budget in closed sessions.
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GM offer fails to halt consumer lawsuits over engines
Lawsuits against General Motors persist after a plan to appease Buick Oldsmobile and Pontiaco ner owners proved insufficient. Attorneys general in several states consider whether exchanges, credits for new cars, or extended warranties meet the issues raised, with 128,000 affected vehicles and eight cent exchange charges drawing opposition.
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Lottery roundup across Maryland and Pennsylvania draws
AP lottery roundups report Wednesday drawings in Maryland and Pennsylvania with multiple five and three digit, two digit and daily numbers. The Maryland results list several games including Cent and AT, Sis dig, and Doublers with various digit combinations. In Pennsylvania, the Baker's Dozen and Gattery Big 50 draws are noted with numbers like 927 and other multi-digit results, alongside color-coded ball results and bonuses.
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Turnnvar Shop Wiring for Air Cond at Wayside Ave
Messy OCR fragment indicates special electric appliance sales and service. Mentions 740701 fast service near end of sentence. References Thal Whittington Electric and Bacgaloy in garbled form. No clear date, place, or complete action.
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Gay former ensign Beegal wins honorable discharge
Verney E Berg, a 36 year old former ensign who disclosed he is homosexual, has had his discharge upgraded to honorable after a Navy reversal following hearings in Norfolk. He plans to return to active duty as a federal suit proceeds in Washington.
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Mass burial for unidentified disaster victims in California
Westminster Calif AP 114 unidentified victims from the March 9 Tenerife Canary Islands crash were buried in numbered graves at Westminster Memorial Park. 75 were Southern Californians. 580 died when a Pan Am 747 and a KLM jet collided. Graves marked with numbers will later bear all names.
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Death penalty given to two Indiana parolees in Alabama
Wayne Ritter and John Evans were sentenced to death by electric chair for the 1969 murder of pawn shop owner Edward Nassar in Mobile Alabama. Judge Joseph Hocklander noted aggravating circumstances outweighing mitigating factors. The pair, both 23 and 27, urged the judge for death over life imprisonment and offered no defense. The sentence faces automatic Alabama Supreme Court review with appeals planned by civil liberties groups.
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Measles epidemic hits some California counties
California health officials urge more vaccination as measles cases surge statewide. Dale Ray notes only about 1 percent of cases are reported, with Los Angeles County accounting for the highest totals and schools facing large vaccination gaps. Authorities warn of ongoing outbreaks and limited resources to vaccinate all children.
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