Black Smoke Signals Another Unsuccessful Papal Ballot
Black smoke rose from the Sistine Chapel at 11 18 a m signaling another failed ballot in the pope selection. A crowd of about 30000 gathered in St Peter s Square as cardinals completed a fifth and sixth round without electing a pope.
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Snow chances and Vatican conclave update mingle in headlines
The forecast hints at possible wet snow in northern mountains and a chilly mix tonight with rain and rising winds through Tuesday. Vatican observers report black smoke signals and split cardinals as conclave rules dictate two ballots in the morning and two in the afternoon until a pope is chosen.
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Courageous Constructive Carter Praises 95th Congress
President Carter lauds the 95th Congress as courageous and constructive as it winds down its two year run. The $18.7 billion tax cut bill, likely to be signed, tops the final agenda along with energy measures and assorted policy actions.
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ERA Extends to 1982 as Judicial Issue
Washington Star reports the Equal Rights Amendment now enters a new phase as a judicial issue after Congress extended the ratification deadline to June 30, 1982. The Stop ERA movement plans federal court action to test constitutional scope, with questions centering on Congress's power and judiciary role amid unsettled precedent.
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Vance Meets S Africa Leaders On Namibia Talks
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance and four Western diplomats met South African officials in Pretoria to urge abandoning unilateral plans for South West Africa and to reopen negotiations on a U.N. plan for delayed independence. A mine attack wounded a group of black miners amid the guerrilla war.
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American Awarded Prize for Economics
American economist Herbert Simon won the 1978 Nobel Prize in Economic Science for work on decision making in economic organizations. Simon, 62, of Carnegie-Mellon University, credited his theories on choices under limited information. He expressed surprise and pleasure at the honor.
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Preliminary Economic Impact Report on Winchester Flood Ordinances
A preliminary Economic Impact Statement finds Winchester proposed Flood Plain Ordinances would have economic effects on the affected area and losers. The notes appear alongside a sports recap where the Redskins lose their first game and the Dodgers fall for a third straight time as the Yankees lead the World Series 1 0.
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