Pope John Paul I recalls September 1972 stole moment
Pope John Paul I recounts blushing in September 1972 when Pope Paul VI removed his stole and placed it on his shoulders in St. Peter's Square. He recalls his predecessor visiting him in Venice when Albino Luciani was Patriarch.
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Kent State rejects Segal statue amid 1970 campus shootings
Kent State officials will issue a formal statement on rejecting artist George Segal's life sized sculpture meant to honor the 1970 shootings. They cite the knife at throat theme and age difference as inappropriate and fear vandalism on campus.
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Hearings Resume On Proposed Erie Nuclear Plant
Ohio Power Siting Commission resumes hearings on the Erie County Erie plant project by Ohio Edison to build two nuclear units in Berlin Two. Nine parties completed direct cases in August after 17 days. Ohio Edison will call five witnesses on waste disposal costs expansion and marketing while opponents consult a Pitt medical school professor on cancer mortality nearby. The Siting Commission will hear two witnesses on disposal geology and EPA regulations impact on local steel industry.
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Strike Hits Chardon Schools Over Medical Benefits
Nonteaching staff in the Chardon Public School system walked out in a dispute over suspended medical benefits amid contract talks. Local 180 members include about 65 bus drivers and aides. Only teachers and staff reported. students begin Tuesday.
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Rhodes collusion charges reshape Ohio election battle
Scripps-Howard reports Gov James A Rhodes aides allegedly supplied documents to Franklin County Prosecutor George Smith to show Auditor Thomas Ferguson used state employees for political work. Smith had earlier accused Attorney General William J Brown of mismanaging 106 million in state funds. Smith denies politics in Ferguson probe while George Rogers, GOP treasurer candidate, is aided by the governor in charging incumbent Gertrude Donahey with misappropriation of state funds.
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State Fair ends record Ohio Expositions Center attendance
Thousands of fairgoers left the Ohio Expositions Center after the 125th State Fair wrapped up a 13 day run. The event set an all time attendance of 2,724,583 and weather praised as best in 20 years. Grandstand crowds for Pat Boone and Dolly Parton neared 50,000 on weekend days.
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Governors decline to endorse national health insurance
At the National Governors Association meeting in Boston Sen. Edward Kennedy faces opposition from Northeastern governors while Southern and Midwestern leaders resist a Kennedy health insurance bill. Governors push tax cuts and reduced spending as Proposition 13 jitters loom. Milliken urges urgent energy policy action.
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Smoky confusion precedes election in Vatican
Vatican observers debated smoke color from the Sistine Chapel as cardinals sought a pope. After multiple puffs and uncertain reports, Cardinal Albino Luciani was announced as pope John Paul I.
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Nixon Returns to GOP Politics With $100000 Fundraiser
Richard Nixon hosted a high profile fundraiser at Casa Pacifica drawing over 400 Republicans at $250 each. He and Pat greeted guests in 85 degree sun while David Eisenhower attended and Prop 13 tax cut theme was urged for 1978 and 1980.
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