United Mine Workers Leader Miller Says Health Return Aims to Heal Union
UMW President Arnold Miller, recovering from a spring heart attack, says he will end internal union squabbling and run again in 1982. He cites improved cooperation with coal operators, reduced wildcat strikes, and mature younger miners as keys to labor peace and a stronger future.
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Huntington
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United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Washington
Wyoming
Japan
UMW
Joseph Brennan
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Miller
BCOA
Michigan Technological University
Brennan
Tokyo
Miners International
Pope John Paul I Urged Efforts To Save Troubled Church
In his 34 day papacy Pope John Paul I offered no major pronouncements on dogma or ethics but urged efforts to save troubled areas of the church awaiting guidance and reform.
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Pope John Paul I Death Recalled by Bishops After Heart Attack
In an address to American bishops eight days before his death, Pope John Paul I urged support for the indissolubility of Christian marriage and followed Pope Paul VI on established church teaching. He died Thursday night after a heart attack, having not taken clear stances on birth control abortion or priestly celibacy.
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Albino Luciani
Womeldorf Retirement Honored At First Presbyterian Church
The Rev G Raymond Womeldorf and his wife were honored at the First Presbyterian Church on the occasion of his retirement. Also noted James W Sparrow was appointed a sales representative for the Henkel Harris Company Inc of Winchester in the period.
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G. Raymond Womeldorf
First Presbyterian Church
James W. Sparrow
Henkel-Harris Company Inc
Winchester
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