Connecticut seeks new abortion law and parental consent
Sen. Joseph Fauliso introduces bills to outlaw experiments on aborted fetuses, require parental consent for minors, and curb abortion advertising. He would also push for a 24 hour waiting period and seek constitutional amendment to restrict abortion, while maintaining six month permissibility.
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New Hampshire Moves Toward Special Senate Election
The Republican controlled New Hampshire House expected to approve a bill for a special election to settle the disputed U S Senate race between Louis Wyman and John Durkin. The measure would authorize a re run if the U S Senate declares a vacancy, amid partisan clashes over constitutional authority.
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Edelin Witness Firing Ties to Hospital Personnel Move
Boston doctor Enrique Gimenez-Jimino, a key prosecution witness in Kenneth Edelin's abortion related manslaughter trial, was fired from Boston City Hospital last spring. Edelin reportedly helped prompt the firing and was present at the meeting where the decision was made. Gimenez was later transferred to a Framingham facility to complete his residency.
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Altar Girls Dilemma Faces Providence Bishop
In Providence Bishop Louis E. Gerneau said he would not object to altar girls serving at Mass but cannot approve the practice in Rhode Island due to church law. He noted women may participate in some ministries yet cannot serve as acolytes, stressing tradition over change.
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Book contract signed by Dean for Watergate memoir
Former White House counsel John W. Dean III signed a $300,000 contract to recount his Watergate experiences. He was a key witness in the Senate hearings and a prosecution witness at the coverup trial, and had been released from Fort Holabird prison in Maryland two weeks earlier.
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