Court order bars abortions in NYC municipal hospitals
A New York state Supreme Court justice issued a preliminary injunction halting all abortions in New York City's municipal hospitals. The measure followed a suit by Fordham University Law Professor Robert Burn challenging the state’s abortion laws and their constitutional validity.
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Abortion Law Injunction Faces City Hospitals
An injunction delays enforcement until Burn’s attorney Thomas Ford delivers a prohibiting order and Smith signs it, barring abortions in municipal hospitals. Ford aims to file today, while private institutions remain unaffected. Mayor Lindsay calls for appeal, warning against limited access. The case, supported by Right to Life and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese, challenges the July 1970 law allowing abortions up to 24 weeks with municipal hospital free services.
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Stafford Favored In Four Way Vermont Senate Race
Vermont voters head to the January 7 special election to decide the interim Senate seat left by Winston L. Prouty. Republican Stafford, facing Bernard Sanders Liberty Union Randolph Major and Grant Corwin, campaigns on a moderate liberal record and a recent poll.
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Pay Board Rejects Aerospace Raise Sparks Labor Clash
Washington UPI reports the Pay Board rejected a 12 percent aerospace pay raise, leaving 250000 workers unsure of future increases. Labor leaders condemn the move and unions plan new talks with aerospace firms, while the Cost of Living Council orders IRS spot checks on price rises and the Price Commission cites limits from Dennison and Tappan.
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Vermont Unemployment Rate Rises to 6.5 Percent
The Vermont jobless rate climbs to 6.5 for the week ending, the highest since late April. 8,600 seek claims, 1,700 first claims. St Albans and St Johnsbury show highest unemployment, Brattleboro and White River Junction the lowest. Federal rule would grant full-year benefits where 6.5+ percent. Nixon signs act, Vermont to receive by month end. Additionally, Rich ard Wadhams named to Vermont Regional Community College Commission Board of Trustees. Vermont chosen for early phase of federal right to read program with Madge Boardman as coordinator. Water Resources runs wastewater operator training in Burlington area. courses tie to river cleanup efforts.
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Albany Budget Fraud Claims Stir New York Politics
Mrs Theresa B Cooke co founder of the Albany Taxpayers Association accuses Mayor Erastus Corning of fraud citing 14.6 million of the 33.7 million budget for wasteful items including lifeguards after pools closed and gifts to prominent Albany Democrats. She names a 300000 street cleaning contract and a 650000 landfill item as examples.
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Tamburello Nominated for Berkshire Superior Court Seat
Pittsfield attorney Paul A. Tamburello, age 65, nominated by Gov Francis W. Sargent for a Pittsfield based Superior Court judgeship. If confirmed, Pittsfield would have two judges on Massachusetts high courts. Contingent vote to follow after seven day statutory window. Drury High School in North Adams proposed three grade middle school plans to ease overcrowding with a $500000 rehabilitation cost.
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