Pope John Paul II Draws Crowds Amid American Unrest
The Pope’s U S tour amid national malaise and debates on abortion and divorce drew hundreds of thousands, with about 200 from Winchester traveling by bus to see him in Washington. He urged moral renewal while facing internal church dissent over women and married priests.
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Letters on School Bus Safety and World Council Bias
Readers respond to Oct 1 letter on bus safety criticizing drivers who pass flashing school buses. Another letter defends the World Council of Churches, urges compassion over condemnation, and supports Church of the Brethren involvement.
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Carter Faces Florida Clash in Bid to Save Presidency
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Carter mobilizes White House resources and Florida political networks to blunt a Kennedy challenge in the October 13 Democratic caucuses. They note the huge effort aims to deliver a local victory that could reshape the national race and influence his presidency.
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Legislative veto sparks clash over pay and power
James Kilpatrick argues the legislative veto is a flawed, dangerous tool used to bypass the president and curb bureaucratic overreach. He cites Civiletti's view, notes dozens of acts adopting the veto since 1933, and laments executive overreach while fearing unchecked bureaucracy.
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Pope John Paul II Inspires Hope Amid Turmoil in Washington
A 1979 column reflects on Pope John Paul II's Washington visit, arguing his message of unity and hope countered oil price fears and political tensions. It frames the pope's history opposing fascism and communism, urging focus on shared humanity and lasting ideals over material concerns.
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