Medicaid Must Fund Abortions for Indigent Women
A three judge federal court ruled that state Medicaid must cover abortion requests from indigent women on request, overturning a directive by the services commissioner. The ruling states unequal rights between poor and affluent women and orders Nassau County Medical Center to treat eligible patients seeking abortion within 24 weeks. Also notes a luncheon shower for Miss Sharon Frederick and a forthcoming wedding of Miss Frederick and Robert Dean Risdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
UPI
George Wyman
Nassau County
East Meadow
Nassau County Medical Center
Women golfers numerous, low net winners noted in meet
Women golfers numbered 100 participated in a Thursday play with low net wins in multiple flights. Winners on front and back nines include Mrs. Ted Ruffin, Mrs. Horace McGrath, Mrs. James Hodges, Mrs. Kennth Madson, and Mrs. George Lippisch, with other prizes for blind bogey, guest gross, and two ball medalist honors. Hosts and many named winners across flights highlighted the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Johnaon
Irs
John
Kehr
James Danaher
Ted Ruffin
Horace McGrath
James “Hodges
Kennneth Madson
George Lippisch
Phil Norris
Charles Raites
Mar Lin Purler
Donald B. Vaigt
Emil Weis
Ray ‘Dunahugh
Hf. V. Jones
Joe Frederick
Robert Young
Robert Condon
John Kehrer
Hedges
Ruffin
Don
Bertrand
Lippisch
Jones
Frederick
Young
Condon
Danaher
Bery Starbuck
M. L. Johnson
William’ Chase
Dayle Phillips
Richard Hagerman
Hirdie
Chet Casati
George Yachetschot
Gilbert Kingery
Richard Jenkins
Larry Thompson
John Courtney
John Bealy
Gene Kadlee
Frank Bowers
Casall
Professor and Family Visit Mrs Mary Davis
Visitors this week at the home of Mrs Mary S Davis, 1937 Bravende NE, are Prof and Mrs Wayne W Umbreit and their son Thomas of Westfield, Illinois. Mrs Umbreit and Mrs Davis are sisters. Prof Umbreit is chairman of microbiology at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The Umbreits will visit Wisconsin and Michigan enroute home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sisk Davis
Bravende NE
Wayne W. Umbreit
Thomas
Westfield
Mid
Umbreit
Davis
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N.J
Wisconsin
Michigan
Fiome
Wedding of Rebecca Willworth and James Hogan at Immaculate Conception
Aug 19 ceremony at Immaculate Conception Church in Fairbank united Rebecca L. Willworth and James F. Hogan with a 1 p.m. reception for 165 guests after a 10 a.m. service led by Rev. Maurice Scallon. Parents: Donald and Willworths of Fairbank, James T. Hogans of Monticello. The couple planned a Colorado wedding trip then settled in rural Monticello where Hogan farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Rebecca L. Willworth
James F. Hogan
Maurice Scallon
Mbridal
Donald &. Willworths
James T
Hogan
Kirkwood Community College
Hawkeye Institute of Technology
Dawson E. Grim
Monticello I
Michigan Court Rules Abortion Legal Under 1846 Law
Michigan court of appeals rules a licensed physician may perform abortion in an accredited hospital during the first three months of pregnancy. The ruling says modern medicine makes abortion safer and the 1846 law was intended to protect the mother, not restrict therapeutic abortions. Convictions of two doctors for illegal abortions were upheld in separate Bay and Oakland County cases.
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Lansing
UPI
Michigan
State Court of Appeals
Bay County
Oakland County
Robert 8. Nixon
Samugel Bricker
Miss Barbara Otten Honored At Cedar Rapids Shower
Miss Barbara Otten daughter of Mr and Mrs B L Otten 5120 Plainview Drive NW was guest of honor Tuesday at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Elmer Cech route one Cedar Rapids Co hosts to the 17 guests were Mrs Edward Chalupsky and Mrs James Serhousek Miss Otten and Blaine Wayehulf son of Mr and Mrs Ray Waychulf Fairfax will marry Sept 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Frederick
Sharon
Kay Frederick
Vernon Frederick
Fairfax
Salem United Methodist’ Church
He Mes
Marvin Talbott
Jim Williams
Dale Netz
Delhert Talbot
George Prastka
Greer McCrory
Miss Frederick
Amd
Robert Dean Rigdale
Chester Risdales
Norway
Barbara Otten
B. L. Otten
Plainview Drive
Elmer Cech
Cedar Rapids
Edward Chalupsky
James Serhousek
Otten
Blaine Wayehulf
Ray Waychulf
Will
Farmer's Almanac editor tweaks stance on women in 1973 edition
Lewiston Maine AP reports Ray Geiger editor of the Farmers Almanac, changing tone to favor women. He wrote a two page article for the 1973 edition, praising women's intelligence and economic influence, noting 80 percent of consumer purchases are controlled by women and women moving into high executive positions. A Maryland reader's complaint about 1972 jokes spurred the change. The almanac retains humor but shifts toward equal roles and anti stereotyping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Ray Geiger
Lewiston
Maine
Geiger
Maryland
Lewiston, Maine
Farmer's Almansias
Ray Geiger
Almanac
Ingolog
Bint Geiger
United States
Parking ticket sparks clash over scooter stop outside police station
Nashville officer cites meter maid Helen Copeland after she parks near the police station and receives a ticket. Officer Jack Merlin notes both sides must follow the same rules as Copeland planned a visit, highlighting a dispute over parking in front of the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin
Nashville
Tenn
Helen Copeland
Jack Merlin
Copeland
Cory
Mer Paris
Nguyen Tin
van Thieu
South Vietnam
Paris
Lourdes
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Vinton
Cora Spaulding
Mercy
Hospital
Spaulding
Vicki Johnson
George Reichard
Atrant
Bil Scott
Shallsburgs
Margaret McNamee
Waterloo
Earl Race
Seattle
Wash
Society For Women Features
Evalyn Davis
Edgar A. Raush
Pittsburgh
Steckholders
Pann Central Railroad
Philadelphia
Elmcrest
Squaw Creek
Twin Pines
Mary Davis
West Side Cub
Howell
Welly-Way
William Hasting
Joe, Verbick
David Cray
Phillip
Prof
Karlwell
Roehmer
Germany
Russia
Hiltrrunner
Second Street
Krebs
Phyllis Austin
Barbara Collier
Dethes- Wa
Emsabe
Wlmance
Easity
Teeney UC Melt Rman
Cay
Dered
Nguyen van Thieu
Buster
Buster Brown
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