States weigh physician assisted death as debate widens
The national discussion grows as at least 12 states consider bills to legalize physician assisted dying while eight states and Washington DC permit it for residents. Oregon and Vermont allow nonresidents, with safeguards requiring two doctors and a six month life expectancy. Personal stories from Deb Robertson and Gary Drake illustrate the moral, legal, and logistical stakes across the country.
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Chicago
Deb Robertson
Illinois
Washington, D.C
Vermont
Oregon
Kansas
West Virginia
Geoff Sugerman
Gallup
Compassion & Choices
Gary Drake
Drake
Kentucky
Delaware
Maryland
Iowa
Kim Callinan
California
Colorado
Robertson
Washington
Kaan
Lou Gehrig
LuLu
Lululemon
Mitch Drake
Eleanor Coppola dies at 87. matriarch documented Apocalypse Now
Eleanor Coppola, 87, died at home in Rutherford California. She helped document Francis Ford Coppola's films from Dementia 13 to Apocalypse Now and Hearts of Darkness. Mother to Gian Carlo Roman and Sofia, all became filmmakers.
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Eleanor Coppola
Francis Ford Coppola
Coppola
Rutherford
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Eleanor
Orange County
Francis
Roger Corman
UCLA
Las Vegas
Gian- Carlo
Roman
Sofia
Associated Press
Gian-Carlo
Griffin O’neal
Ryan O’neal
Wes Anderson
American Zoetrope
Priscilla
Philippines
Martin Sheen
CNN
Francis Coppola
Los Angeles
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