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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1978

Page

9

Pope John Paul II appeals for freedom of religion worldwide

Vatican City reports the new pope urged freedom of worship and aid for human causes while signaling it cannot judge other governments. He hinted his first trip abroad would be to Poland, with President Jablonski likely inviting him. The pope also expressed hope for Poland's spiritual and material development in peace and justice.

Pope John Paul II Vatican City John Paul II Vatican Poland Henryk Jablonski John Paul Holy See Communist Party Ladislaw Rubin St. Stanislaus Stanislaus Krakow Boleslaus Tom Rome Rubin Karol Wojtyla Wyszynski Taddeus Pieronek la Repubblica Pole Wojtyla John Paul I Paul VI Kazimierz Kakol Office of Church-State Affairs Warsaw

USS United States to be refurbished into floating hotel

The mothballed liner USS United States will move to a Tidewater Virginia shipyard for a $30 million refurbishment. Richard Hadley, who bought the vessel for $5 million, plans to relaunch it as a floating hotel offering cruises between the West Coast and Hawaii. The ship will become a U S flag passenger liner again with reduced crew and capacity, and a smaller propulsion system.

Norfolk, Va United States Tidewater Virginia Richard Hadley Seattle Hadley West Coast Hawaii Pacific Building Corp U.S Delta Steam Ship Lines

Quest for Ideal Teaching Style Is Absurd

Washington AP reports NEA Executive Secretary Terry Herndon calls seeking an ideal teaching style through competency tests absurd and says the National Teachers Examination has had a racist effect on black teachers and administrators. He notes testing scores do not reflect teaching ability.

Washington The National Education Association NEA Terry Herndon Herndon United States

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