Edelin seeks innocent verdict in historic Boston case
Dr Kenneth C Edelin 36 in Boston seeks a directed verdict of innocence after being convicted of manslaughter for a late fetus death during a 1973 abortion. He argues the fetus was not a person and that the judge’s instructions required live birth to be a person. Prosecutors say jurors decide credibility and verdict stands.
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Kenneth C. Edelin
Edelin
Suffolk
Boston City Hospital
eGuire
State Supreme Court
Charles Nessen
McGuire
Nessen
Newman A. Flanagan
Flanagan
Environmentalists Seek SST Hearing in Conn
A group of prominent environmentalists asks the FAA to reopen hearings on the Concorde SST. They argue no environmental impact studies exist for five East Coast alternate landing sites if SSTs land at Kennedy and Dulles. The move, supported by Gov. Ella Grasso and Sen. John V. Tunney, targets public hearings and questions notification lapses in the draft report.
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Kennedy International Airport
New York
Dulles International Airport
Washington, D.C
London
Paris
FAA
Air France
British Airways Corp
The
Center For the Study of Noise In
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John V. Tunney
D—Calif
University of Connecticut
Homer Babbidge
Connecticut
Ella Grasso
Roger Lockard
Kennedy and
Dulles
Bradley International Airport
Windsor Locks
Virginia
Gov. Grasso
Alexander P. Butterfield
Bradley
Grasso
Congress
Lockard
Washington
Dulles Airees
Mass. Students Protest Budget Cut At State House
Massachusetts university students won a key ally as they rallied 1500 strong at the State House against Gov Dukakis plan for a 10 percent cut to UMass and a 311 million welfare decrease. House Speaker Bar tley opposed the 10 percent reduction in the university budget.
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Boston
University of Massachusetts
Dukakis
House
David M. Bartley
D-Holyoke
Michael S. Dukakis
State House
Amherst
Kennedy Leads In Christian Science Monitor Poll
Boston AP Kennedy led a Monitor poll of 118 national committee chairmen and state party leaders in the Democratic presidential race with 31 votes or 26 percent. Humphrey trailed with 11, Carter nine, Jackson eight, Udall six, others under six. Kennedy maintains he will not seek the presidency, calling his decision firm and final.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Christian Science Monitor
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Georgia
Jimmy Car
Ter
Henry M. Jackson
Morris K. Udall
The
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