Word: attendant
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Cuba. a nonvoting member of the OAS. did not attend...
...truly values religious pluralism cannot compel adherents of minority religions to make the cruel choice of surrendering their religion or their job." In recent years, however, the court has consistently leaned toward separation of church and state. On one hand, it forbade civil authorities to require Amish children to attend public schools until the age of 16; on the other, it has knocked down all new attempts to finance parochial schools with public funds. Says Virginia Law Professor A.E. Howard: "The Burger court has virtually written the book on religious freedom. This court has shown no reluctance to tackle these...
...three of these healed people are still alive and will attend the open-air ceremony at St. Peter's when John Neumann is canonized by Pope Paul. John Cardinal Krol, Neumann's successor six times removed in the Philadelphia see, will join the Pope in celebrating Mass for some 20,000 people. Back home, Apostolic Delegate Jean Jadot will conduct Mass at the Aston, Pa., mother house of a nuns' order founded by Neumann, while ethnic delegations will parade to the Philadelphia shrine...
...expand Rumanian influence in the U.S. The experiment seems to be working. One of the first Americans to be recruited, Abraham Jaeger of New York City, has done so well since his arrival in 1972 that-though he is still a student-the Rumanian government has encouraged him to attend international scientific conferences. Jaeger is no longer lonesome for countrymen: there are now 86 Americans studying in Rumania's two main medical schools, in Bucharest and Cluj...
...Public Policy program admitted 65 applicants out of a pool of about 240. Of those admitted, five did not choose to attend the program, and ten deferred admission to begin studies in law or medicine, he said...