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“Yeader ‘Ed. Beoadbent, ‘Reagan's pré
“ Brady’ ‘and re iver Gilles: ‘Villeneuve

: : _ Soon after that’ dinner, Brady’ was stiot. in the head by a ra.
"aI trying to kill: Reagan. Earlier, this month, Villeneyve -

died. in a ear crash, *

- 8} peally: believe: that: bad- things: happen’ in threes,"

- Sinclair says. “And [have a. feeling that something Is: going:
io happen to either Broadbent or me. Ch setting pretty ‘old.

; new, you know." Te . a,

. Film. actress Sophia: Loren, serving a a0-day jail term

imposed in 1980 for tax evasion, hasn't had a word from-her —

husband Carlo Ponti since she went. back to Italy, .
. Lorenannounced as she stepped off the plane in Rome she

. had told Ponti of her intention to'serve the sentence. Since
then, there have been daily quotes from her sister, Maria _

_ Scicolone, her prison doctor and various other friends, but
not a word from Ponti.
Ponti, 67, was repprted receittly as being i in Agura, Calif.,
- completing the purchase of a ranch. Sources s say he had not
even told Loren of the purchase. -— ;
A eouple of months" earlier, when he” was in a Paris

~ “hospital: receiving treatment for prostate cancer, he or-

~ ~ Designers Geoffrey Beene, Bill islass, Donna: Karan and |
Louis Delt'Ollo have won -Coly American Fashion Critics’ ,-
; ‘Awards for women’s fashions. . .

dered the staff nat to allow Loren to visit, him, Parig sources
_ Teporty:

_The coolness springs from: Loren’ s reported affair with
French ‘physician Dr. Etienne-Emile: Beaulleu, ,
European newspapers say the 47-year-old star now spends
all her time with the cancer specialist i in Paris and visits,

~Pontiin- Geneva only. rarely. i

turbulent 1960s, says the current quiet mood on campus
may have been inevitable. .- sn

~ . “Just as individual people become disoriented and
confused if deprived of regular’ intervals of rest, socielies as

a whole seem to require cycles of expansion and con-
‘traction,’ ‘Trudeau said , recently at commencement
exercises for Wheaton College in-Norton, Mass.

But he said there was nothing’ wrong with. concerns.

among today’s students for a career and a stable life.

“Before we sneer too openly at the rise.of self-interest,
’ let's remember that by another name it is called the pursuit

of happiness,” he said. =

_. The Pulitzer. Prize-winning cartoonist also told the 281
" graduates of the women’s school the ‘quiet evolution of

‘feminism" has affected the nation more ‘profoundly than
the Vietnam protest of the 1960s and 197bs.

~_ ‘Trudeau, born in 1948, told graduates that: students have

recently. rediscovered their ‘role in social issues.

' “From the Na Nukes moyement of the last few years to .

the El Salvador demonstrations do the recent calls for a
freeze on nuclear arms, some of you are rediscovering your
.- natural place i in the vanguard of social change,” he said.

“Antique dealer Gregory Finseth put his money. where his
; “mouth i is and auctioned off more than 200 items for $60, O00

“go he can‘return to England.
‘Finseth believes England's sagging economy is better for
_ antique dealers than Canada's own slack business climate.
_ Many of. Finseth’s 200 items sold at bargain-basement

prices. A 1949 Silver Dawn Ralls Royce, for ‘example, went -

for $16,000,

: Finseth: came to Canada i in 1980 to sell
‘defeated by-4 combination of slack.
tune, including having
antiques, .

‘When’ ‘we came ‘out here it looked like: Canada. was a
better place to be in the business,” Finseth said. ;

§ and misfor-
crane drop on his

|! “Right. now 1 think England is in better. shape.
"> economically than we are. You read a lot, of gleam and -

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© MANCHESTER; England (CP) Pope John, Paul-or~-
-daineda dozen priests pana aks ax mass for
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take | Tage ty poeetial temuble
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os recalled that Christ, loved prisoners, too, :
* MBS did: not. specify: ‘Whether: they * were. ‘inmacent™ or.

and noone cah be excluded from ‘your ministry," -_. ;
‘. ‘The throng that waved Polish and papal fags to ‘welcome.
John} Paul was ‘far smaller than ‘expected, Organizers had’?
said they were prepared for up to ane million people,
Marichester police reported five arrests but no demon-""
~ strations, and the crowd was enthusastic.
“It's the event of a- ‘lifetime,” said Peter“ Dolan, .60, ‘a 4
. Manchester businessman. “In my youth, you west to Rome”
‘to have an audjenice. with the Pope if you could. ‘Now, the’
‘Pope comes-tous
Earlier today, J ofin Paul cdotinuad the ecumenical theme’®
of his British visit by meeting ih Manchester with Britain's ©
‘chief rabbi, Sir- Immanuel, Jakobovits, arid other Jewish
teaders.
The Polish-born Pépe, ho j as a student i in ‘Krakon helped.
* save Jewish families from: the Nazis, greeted, the leaders
with “Shalom” - Hebrew for “peace” - and said, “'T wish to
: reiterate the full respect ‘af the Christian church to the,
Jewish people.”

~ although officially of a pastoral nature, is an historic event
of significance far beyond our Catholic friends”...
Later Monday, John Paul-was going to the northern-;
English city of York to deliver a speech on the family, ;,
before travelling to Edinburgh at the beginning of a Scottish, q.
swing. _

~ Scotland is a Presbyterian stronghold, and Rev. ‘laniv
Paisley, the Presbyterian militant from’Northern Ereland,»)
promised torally anti-Catholies Scots to protest the Pope's «1
visit. But so far Paisley’s demonstrations have had. no

62. “year-old pontiff. . - %
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or Sunday; Paisley mustered about -50 Prolestants- ter; .

wave Bibles and yell “Anti-Christ as’ the Pope drove-s
through a slum district of Liverpogl. But they were lost
Amid the 200,000 to 250,000 cheering people wha: greeted thes
_-Pope-at the. airport-and- lined his route ‘through the city.
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"Paisley: was taken away ina police car for his o own safety," i

a police spokesman said, and.three of his supporters were
arrested for offences to public order.
Liverpool has Britain's.largest.Catholic.. ‘community

_ almost half the 510,000 population. But the Pope also!

- received a prolonged ovation in the city’s huge Anglican
cathedral, where Archbishop Robert Runcie of Canterbury’*

_ Was. shouled~down in March- by. militant Protestants

angered by his invitation-lo the Pope. On Sunday, the 3,000.

. worshipers rose to their feet and gave Yohn Paul 10 minutest!

of sustained applause after he embraced: Anglican Bishop

2. David, Sheppard, and, _foined | him’ in Feciting. oe HTS ;

Prayer." Sat audit
“The ruins of the old cathedral constantly remiiid: our’

‘saciety of its capacity Lo ‘destroy,” the Pope said. “And”

- today thal capacily is greater than ever."

People are having lo live under the shadow of a nuclear”

’ nightmare, yet people everywhere long for peace, he said, ;
“Today, the scale and the horror of modern warfare =
whether nuclear or not — makes it totally unacceptable asa

- means of séttling differences between nations," the pontiff,

said. Boo _ a

Pope,.who has repeatedly referred during his tour td
Britain’ s conflict with Argentina over the Falkland Tslands. |
.---The Pope then motored one kilometre down Hope Street,
to the ultra-modern Roman Catholic Cathedral of Christ, they,
‘King where he issued:a new ecumenical appeal deploring ©
Christian. disunity as a sin. -
“As Christians today strive to be sources of reconciliation
~ in the.world, they feel the need, perhaps more urgently than,:

said. .
' Aftar the mass, the Pope pulled his red cape around him
as chilly winds blew in frém the Mersey River and blesse
2,500 children at a half- hour rally, calling them “the livin
cathedral,of Liverpnot.”
* dhe city’s Anglican bishop, David Sheppard, ‘said late

that Liverpool will be a better place because of the. Pope’

’ visit. “Twenty to 30 years ago, it would have been Un:

“thinkable for the Pope to come to Liverpool," he said.

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