Supreme Court bars Medicaid abortion funds stay pending appeal
The Supreme Court refused to stay a lower court order requiring continued Medicaid payments for elective abortions while appeal proceeds. The order, issued Oct. 22 by Judge John Dooling in New York City, found the federal abortion ban unconstitutional. Intervenors led by Sen Buckley and Sen Helms sought a stay, but the court did not grant one, noting potential harm to women denied care and the burden on city hospitals if funds are cut.
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Huge Gas Blaze Hits Phil lips Petroleum Refinery
A gas explosion at the Phil lips Petroleum Co refinery caused a large fire visible fifteen miles away. No injuries were reported as responders battled the blaze.
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Weather Parity Forecast Delivers Mixed Readings
A brief weather note forecasts a cloudy night with lows in the upper 20s and Sunny Tuesday with highs in the middle 40s. The message ends with an unrelated aside about credit cards and money.
Election Violations Charged In Linn County Clerk Contest
Charlene Vanous, Republican candidate, charged her Democratic opponent Kenneth L. Perry with election law violations during the canvass of results in the board of supervisors room. Perry admitted mobile registration at an Allstown fair while a candidate and faced questions over posting near polling places. County officials said no complaints reached their offices and Vanous, undecided about pursuing actions, spoke to reporters and noted she did not register a formal complaint on election day.
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Mayors Seek Jobs Aid and Urban Bank Plan
Chicago AP Mayors of major cities outline an urgent push for emergency job aid and the creation of an Urban Development Bank. They urge a coherent national urban policy, access to the White House through a domestic urban council, and expanded federal funding to 1800 programs to revitalize distressed cities.
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Iran Philippines Greece and Japan rocked by weekend quakes
A weekend earthquake surge affected Iran the Philippines Greece and Japan with additional tremors reported in China and Indonesia. Iran suffered 16 deaths and 2 injuries in northeast mud brick housing collapse near Vendik. Mindanao and the Greek quake near Salonika caused no casualties. A minor quake hit Tokyo area with no damage. Mount Merapi volcano on Java erupted with ash and evacuation plans mentioned with no casualties.
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Death Reveals Double Life in Sioux Falls and Pierre
A South Dakota economic development chief, Bob Martin, died at 52 leaving two families in Sioux Falls and Pierre. Attendants for both households seek his estate amid an ongoing investigation. His Pierre wife denied knowledge of the other family. no will found, and the estate dispute heads to court as relatives react with shock.
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Pierre
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William Jankson
Patricia Martin
Sion Falls
Mary Lou Martin
Lumlay
Gary Colwill
Jock Allman
Martin
Allman
Black Minister To Return When Carter Present
In Plains Georgia President-elect Jimmy Carter is not present as the Plains Baptist church doors remain locked but Rev Clennon King plans to return for services when Carter attends. Carter press secretary Jody Powell says Carter supports the right to worship and will attend next week as the church votes on Pastor Bruce Edwards amid controversy over segregation policy.
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Jody Powell
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Powell
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