Rhode Island Abortion Law Sparks High Court Motion
Rhode Island moves to reinstate anti abortion statutes while the state issues medical guidelines for abortions on demand. Dr Joseph Cannon says guidelines reflect sound medical practice though not legal requirements. The First Circuit struck down the statute, allowing abortions in some cases and changing hospital policies pending court decisions.
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First Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
Atty
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Washington
W. Slater Allen
Israel
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Boards of Trustees
Getty Heir George Getty II Dies From Drug Alcohol Overdose
Coroner attributes death of George Franklin Getty II to an overdose of phenobarbital and alcohol. Getty, 48, Getty Oil Co. executive, collapsed at home Tuesday and died Wednesday at Queen of Angels Hospital. Autopsy notes chest wound not contributory. blood analysis shows 1.0 mg phenobarbital and 0.06 percent alcohol.
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George Franklin Getty II
J. Paul Getty
Getty
Getty Oil Co
Queen of Angels Hospital
Kendrick Smith
George S. Davis
Smith
Breastfeed With Toddler To Be Topic
La Leche League to discuss nursing a baby with a toddler at the June 21 meeting at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Donald Lord in Lyman. Open to all mothers, babies, pregnant women, and anyone interested with questions on childbirth and managing a jealous toddler. A special toddlers meeting for babies walking up to four years old will be held June 19 at 9:30 a.m. at Mrs. Lessard’s home in Biddeford.
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la Leche League
Donald Lord
Day Road
Lyman
United States
Lord
Donald Lessard
Biddeford
Roger Marden
Sanford
Lessard
Dollar Slips as Nixon Delays Inflation Curbs
The dollar weakens across Europe amid delays by the Nixon administration in announcing new inflation curbs. Gold prices edge higher in London and Zurich while the pound rises to about $2.58. Across Tokyo and Hong Kong the dollar gains modestly as gold climbs.
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Tokyo
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Pharmacy Society Names Miss Hunter to Honor Society
Miriam Ann Hunter of Old Orchard Beach Maine, a University of Georgia School of Pharmacy student, has been elected to Rio Chi, the national pharmacy honor society. Nomination requires top twenty percent class ranking and excellence in science and leadership.
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Athens
Miriam Ann Hunter
University of Georgia School of Pharmacy
Old Orchard Beach
Fall From Bicycle Fatal For Westbrook Man
A 26 year old Westbrook man died from injuries after a fall from his 10 speed bicycle on Saco Street in Westbrook. John R Latulippe died Thursday at Maine Medical Center after being found semi conscious. Police reported the incident.
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Westbrook
John R. Latulippe
Maine Medical Center
Saco Street
Signs of Hope In A Gloomy World
Boyles Notebook surveys signs of optimism amid cynicism. It notes small positives such as weekly Fridays, surviving wildlife, stable crabgrass, continued air travel, and enduring everyday comforts. It cites the Pearl of Allah valued at 3.5 million and mentions John Adams as the first White House resident.
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Cassandra
Hell
White House
Johan Adams
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