States probe lowering voting age amid campus violence
An Associated Press survey shows 40 states debating lowering the voting age with pending legislation in 38 states and referendums in two others for 1970. Governors and lawmakers cite youth behavior and campus unrest as both impetus and obstacle, with states like New York and New Jersey moving toward 18 or 19 while others weigh 21 or 19.
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Jim Beatty
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J.W. Myers
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Harold LeVander
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John A. Love
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Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
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Joseph B. Reber
Myers
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Marlin K. McDaniel
George R. Moscone
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San Francisco
Moscone
San Francisco State College
Void Time Span In Suits For Malpractice
Albany AP The Court of Appeals ruled malpractice suits may bypass the usual three year limit when foreign objects are left inside a patient and discovered years later. The decision establishes a landmark exception in medical negligence cases and clarifies the statute of limitations in such defenses.
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New Union Calls Strike At Erie Plant
Federal mediators meet with a newly sanctioned union and Uni flow Co. as about 160 striking workers from Local 169 of the International Association of Electrical and Machinery Workers walk off the job. The piece outlines a malpractice suit by Mrs. Josephine Flanagan over a 1958 gallbladder operation and the shift in limitations rules in New York courts.
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Oil Spill Penetrates Tributary Near Rixford
About 500 barrels of crude escaped Monday from a National Transit Co pipeline into a river tributary near Rixford. Company spokesman said cleanup boats and rafts are ready at the upper end to absorb the oil and claim the reservoir can be saved from pollution.
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