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...trouble and debate that clearly lies ahead, the commission's accord is still a major milestone on the ecumenical road. Said Cambridge Religion Professor Henry Chadwick, one of the Anglican negotiators: "This is not an agreement to differ - it is an agreement. We have agreed that the papacy should be the focus of Eucharistic communion of all the churches...
...attackers, some dressed in the olive drab fatigues of bush-hardened guerrillas, approached in an extended line. Their AK-47 rifles started blazing as they walked toward the dilapidated farmhouse. "They just opened fire on us," said Ralph Chadwick, a farm equipment dealer who was visiting the property with two other whites. "We scrambled for cover and beat a fast retreat to our cars as the firing got hotter." Returning with police 30 minutes later, they found the farm's white manager, Gerald William Adams, 68, dead with a single bullet in his back...
First, remember Pete Stemkowski? Yeah, the Kings just named him coach of the AHL Springfield Indians and he played a year for L.A., but that's not the "Stemmer" (I'll leave the Polish nicknames stuck in Bill Chadwick's "Big Whistle") we fondly remember lumbering for the Rangers when they used to wait until the semis before choking...
...have appeared in some 1,300 shopping malls, drug and department stores, factories and hospital lobbies across the country. They are not only cheap and fast -a reading takes a little more than a minute-but impressively accurate. Comparing their results with those obtained by conventional means, Dr. Joseph Chadwick, director of the health-systems program at SRI International (formerly the Stanford Research Institute) in Menlo Park, Calif, concluded that the machines are "more consistent than a well-trained blood-pressure technician...
Died. Sir James Chadwick, 82, British Nobel laureate physicist who in 1932 discovered the neutron, the atomic particle devoid of any electrical charge, later did work in nuclear fission and led the team of British scientists who contributed to the Manhattan Project; of a heart attack; in Cambridge, England...