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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1976

Page

3

Psychic psychiatrist denounces Gilmore death bid policy

Dr. Joel Hochman labeled Gary Gilmore mentally ill and criticized Utah courts for yielding to his wish to die by firing squad. He argued the move sets a dangerous precedent that human life is cheap and warns against televised executions and state participation in self-harm. Hochman urged treatment over execution and condemned capital punishment as a deterrent and societal failure.

Santa Fe, N.M UPI Gary Gilmore Utah Joel S. Hochman Hochman State Texas John Connally State Penitentiary Gilmore

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AMA backs privately financed national health plan

AMA president says proposals for federally aided private national health insurance may be too costly to win congressional approval. The delegates supported the board’s recommendations, outlining legislation for the next Congress. Palmer notes the plan would raise federal costs by 3.6 billion beyond current 35 billion. He doubts three year funding will pass, but sees Carter likely to sign if legislation moves.

Philadelphia UPI American Medical Association AMA AMA House of Delegates AMA Board Richard E. Palmer Alexandria Congress Palmer Jimmy Carter

Women lost suit on pregnancy benefits ruling

The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision led by Justice Rehnquist, ruled that excluding pregnancy from employer sickness and accident plans does not violate Title VII. Critics argue the ruling undermines gender equality and highlight the need for the Equal Rights Amendment.

Washington UPI Congress Supreme Court William Rehnquist Rehnquist General Electric Co Martha W. Griffiths Dmich Griffiths Detroit

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