Society Must Solve Abortion Issue at West Penn Hospital
Western Pennsylvania Hospital says abortion fees were not its fault and that society must resolve the controversy through legal and democratic processes. about 250 protesters gathered last weekend in a demonstration linked to the group People Concerned for the Unborn Child following a coroner's inquest into a late term abortion.
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West Penn
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Laure
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New England Hit By First Snowfall Of The Season
Heavy snow blanketed northern New England with up to 15 inches in Maine and Vermont, and 10 inches in northern New Hampshire, causing power outages in Vermont towns. The storm dragged into the Midwest and South with mixed rain, while western storms weakened and temperatures cooled across the region in the wake of the Northeast system.
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Pa Drivers Get Break From Pennsylvania State Police
The Pennsylvania State Police favor warnings over tickets for minor faults and prefer charging only the most serious offenses. Officers use visible radar to deter speeders, while out of state drivers face limited reciprocity for fines and license consequences.
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Associated Press
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Senate Votes To Outlaw Eavesdropping
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Senate approved a bill to outlaw electronic surveillance except in specific cases, sending it to Governor Shapp on a 28 19 vote. The measure tightens the state wiretap ban, faces criticism for being too broad, and includes exemptions for law enforcement and national security. A court order would be required for device use and only to aid officers in danger or provide alerts.
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Congress Studies FBI Secret Files Audit
Congress will send GAO investigators into FBI secret files to assess effectiveness and legality of domestic spying. FBI Director Kelley agrees to audit amid negotiations on access rules, with final report hoped by late 1975. Session aims to balance confidentiality with accountability.
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Fogel
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