Death risk higher in childbirth than first trimester abortion
Federal study cited by the AP finds maternal deaths per 100000 are 3.9 for legal abortions overall, 1.7 in the first three months, versus 14.8 per 100000 for full term pregnancies, noting higher risk with later weeks and among older or Black women.
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Willard Cates Jr
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
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United States
Journal of the American Medical Association
U.S. Supreme Court
National Center For Health Statistics
U.S
Supreme Court
Energy plan faces fast action amid weather gas shortage
Congressional leaders expect quick action this week on President Carter’s emergency natural gas bill with efforts to modify proposals. Senate leader Byrd warned heavy tampering could prevent passage as cold weather worsens shortages and unemployment. Carter toured Pittsburgh to assess weather impact on jobs. 1.5 million lost work in the East.
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Carter
Senate
Robert Byrd
Dw.va
Pittsburgh
Cold paralyzes nation as fuel cuts take hold
Frigid conditions drive nationwide fuel saving, with millions staying home and schools and businesses closing. Despite gaps in gas supply, 1.5 million out of work and Buffalo hit hardest with deaths, looting, and ongoing snow cleanup as Congress weighs an emergency natural gas bill to move fuel where needed.
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Harrisburg
Milton Shapp
New York
Hugh Carey
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Energy agency mulls further fuel cuts in Minnesota
Minnesota Energy Agency director John Millhone said he may urge the State Executive Council to approve additional conservation steps after a daily assessment of heating fuel inventories and the impact of measures like releasing fuel oil stocks held by taconite companies and the University of Minnesota. He noted primary inventories hovered around 400 000 to 500 000 barrels and warned a new cold snap could test the state’s plan.
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Millhone
Minnesota
Ron Wisness
The
Energy Agency
Northern States Power Co
NSP
Wisness
Visness
Carter proposes $50 tax rebates and jobs program
President Carter sent Congress a $31.2 billion two year plan blending tax rebates and job creation. It includes a $50 rebate for most taxpayers, a $50 payment to Social Security and SSI recipients, and a permanent rise in the standard deduction, aiming to cut unemployment and spur growth by 1977 while limiting long term deficits.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Austin for donations
The traveling Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the First Congregational Church in Austin today through Friday February 4. Hours are 1 to 7 p.m. today through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday. Donating blood is a simple quick procedure and saves lives. Eligible donors are healthy and between 17 and 66. Weather: clear to partly cloudy through Tuesday with tonight’s lows 5 to 10 below and Tuesday high 16 to 22 miles per hour wind from the west.
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Red Cross Wead
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St. Paul
Mower County
Volved
Space Shuttle
Palmdale
Calif
America
Rockwell International
Longet faces sentencing as ex-husband supports her
Claudine Longet, comforted by ex-husband Andy Williams, faces sentencing for the killing of her lover and says she will appeal if jail time is ordered.
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Aspen
Colo
Claudine Longet
Andy Williams
Mondale and Fukuda Assess bid for closer U S Japan ties
Vice President Mondale assured Prime Minister Fukuda of full consultation on shared concerns and pledged no abrupt policy shifts. They discussed economic issues and a possible Washington visit for Fukuda on March 21-22, with aims to strengthen cooperation and plan a spring summit of major non Communist economies.
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Takeo Fukuda
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Hina
Fukuda
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U.S
South Korea
China
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Korea
Paris
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Alaska
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Bref
Three judge panel orders Milepost 7 as dumping site
A district court trio ruled that Minnesota must accept Milepost 7 for on land dumping of taconite tailings, backing Reserve Mining Co. over Milepost 20 favored by MPCA and the Department of Natural Resources. Atty General Spannaus considered an appeal.
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Two Harbors
Minn
Reserve Mining Co
Donald Odden
C. Luther Eckman
Nicholas Chanak
Silver Bay
Minnesota Pollution Control
Used Car Ad Succeeds In Herald Want Section
A man sold his 1971 V Hatchback by placing a low cost Herald want ad in the automotive section. The car advertised as 4 speed with new tires and AM FM radio ran for three days and was set to run six days. Call number provided.
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