Pope silent as Lefebvre ordains 14 priests in Switzerland
Vatican experts say Pope Paul VI hopes Lefebvre will abandon rebellion but now views him as outside the church. Lefebvre ordained 14 traditionalist priests at Econe using forbidden Latin rites, provoking excommunication threats and sparking talk of a rival church if confrontation continues.
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Arlington police found liable for sex discrimination
U S District Judge Albert Bryan ruled the Arlington County police department discriminated against Linda Shortt, a 1971 recruit, by demoting her after male officers complained. Shortt was awarded back pay over $5,700 and was to be restored to her former rank. As of March 1977 the force had 19 women among 267 officers.
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Strip Mining Bill Compromise Nears Final Vote
Conferees finalize a compromise strip mining bill affecting 60 percent of US coal with Carter expected to sign. The plan tempers restoration rules, grants small Appalachian operators until January 1979, and allows limited highwalls and alluvial valley mining under conditions, drawing environmentalist critique.
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