Abortion War Heats Up as Pro and Anti Groups Rally
National leaders warn of danger to rights while activists rally for and against abortion in a national event. Molly Yard of NOW and Kate Michelman of NARAL vow steady advocacy with district by district power. Republicans face pressure as Bush administration stance is debated amid protests and moral framing.
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Virginia
New Jersey
Fred Hague
Chardon
Ohio
March For Life
Hague
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Bush
Congress
Republican Party
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GOP
Fitzwater
Gordon Humphrey
Rn.h
Humphrey
Robert White
Memphis
Satan
God
Reagan
Dems propose budget to boost spending on housing drugs and ed
Democrats unveil a budget preserving inflation indexing and boosting spending on homelessness and drug enforcement. They seek extra funds for higher education and community colleges, shift lottery profits to environment, fund elderly programs, housing and homeless projects, and plan lease purchases for prison expansion. Republicans call it a spend budget lacking property tax relief.
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Hutchins
Branstad
Senate
Cal Hultman
Red Oak
General Fund
Richard Varn
D-Solon
Bob Arnould
D-Davenport
Parental Notification Debate Spurs Abortion Protests
About ten protesters gathered at the entrance of the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics to raise awareness about abortion and parental notification. The event coincided with the 17th anniversary of Roe v. Wade and highlighted state debates on mandatory parental notification and abortion statistics.
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University of Iowa
U of I
Tony Nacaro
Iowa City
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Bush names Iowa lawyer to legal services panel
President Bush filled an 11 member board for the Legal Services Corp appointing nine new members by recess appointment to avoid Senate confirmations. The Saturday- new board includes Iowa attorney George Wittgraf and other appointees with terms through July 1992 or July 1990. The panel has been a conservative target over welfare, class actions, and abortion access issues for indigent plaintiffs.
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Iowa
Legal Services
Washington
Legal Services Corp
Senate
White House
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Ard Dana Jr
Portland
Maine
Luis Guinot Jr
Puerto Rico
Penny Pullen
House
Illinois
Xavier Suarz
Miami
John Collins
Massachusetts
Bets Love
Mississippi
Guy Molinari
R-N.y
Staten Island
New York City
Jeannie Wolbeck
Minnesota
Jury convicts student of federal computer tampering
A jury in Syracuse convicts Robert T. Morris, a suspended Cornell graduate student, of federal computer tampering for releasing a worm that crippled about 6,000 computers nationwide inclining NASA and military systems. Morris faces up to five years in prison and a 250000 dollar fine. sentencing not scheduled.
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N.Y
Robert T. Morris
U.S. District Court
Howard Munson
Morris
Arnold
NASA
Robert
Guidoboni
Ellen Meltzer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
University of California At Berkeley
Dance music wins top honors at American Music Awards
Janet Jackson and Milli Vanilli each earned two trophies at the 17th American Music Awards in Los Angeles. Randy Travis swept country wins for Old 8x10 and Deeper Than the Holler, while New Kids on the Block took favorite pop rock album Hangin Tough.
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Milli Vanilli
Randy Travis
Jackson
Michael Jackson
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New Kids On the Block
Dorchester
Donny Wahlberg
New Kids
Slick
Sexy Bobby Brown
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Iowa City High
Pro-Choice Students For Reproductive Rights
Linn
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Defenders For Life
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Emma Goldman
Spring Adams
Idaho
Ore
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Cherokee
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Appetite For Destruction
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