Rights of Christians Demanded
Pope John Paul II urged Poland’s Communist government to recognize Christian rights and beliefs, calling religious freedom a fundamental human right and supporting dialogue for church state normalization. He spoke to bishops in Czestochowa amid a Mass for thousands of nuns before meeting Poland’s bishops, with a crowd of hundreds of thousands on the hillside at Jasna Gora.
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Poland
John Paul II
Vatican
Wadowice
Fairfax Inn on Cameron St To Be Converted For Offices
The Fairfax Inn on Cameron Street is closed for renovation and will be transformed into office space. Charles Stansfield of the Frederick County Commonwealth Attorney's Office says he will seek the Republican nomination for Frederick County sheriff, with an interview on Area News. Royals coverage appears on Page 12.
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Cameron St
Our Town
Charles Stansfield
Frederick County
Judge blocks injunction against Koontz and Malcolm voting
In Roanoke, Judge Robert Woltz refused to issue injunctions against Frederick County supervisors Roger Koontz and Thomas Malcolm regarding their June 20 vote on a school board appointment. The ruling held the court lacks jurisdiction to block a popularly elected official from exercising legislative votes.
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Frederick County
Roger Koontz
Thomas Malcolm
Robert K. Woltz
Woltz
Lewis Costello
Joy
William
Pete) Johnston
Johnston
Malcolm and Koontz
Koontz
Malcolm
Costello
Costellos
Commonwealth
Lawrence Ambrogi
Italy election stalemate persists as Christian Democrats lose ground
In Rome the national vote left the Christian Democrats short of a majority and the Communists reduced their share by about four points. The Socialists trailed, while smaller parties gained. Senate results mirrored the Chamber of Deputies with similar splits. In London the Archbishop of Canterbury Donald Coggan announced retirement for January 1980 after a 14-day East Europe tour. He will become a life peer in the Lords.
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Washington
Italy
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Republicans
Senate
London
Margaret Thatcher
Coggan
House of Lords
Church of England
Michael Ramsey
Arena Roof Falls in Storm in Kansas City
Severe storm in Kansas City toppled the Kemper Arena roof amid 70 mph winds and heavy rain. The collapse cut power to about 100000 customers and caused fires, flooding, and shattered windows. Officials estimated damage at 1 million dollars as emergency crews worked to restore service and secure the area.
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Kenneth E. Combs
Aachee
Stephanie Green
Ward Parkway
Brush Creek
Kansas City Power & Light Co
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Lexington
Independence Police Department
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