Pa Abortion Issue Sparks State Guidelines Debate
Harrisburg AP reports health groups clash over Pennsylvania guidelines for abortion referrals and services. Nine clinics and health groups testified before the Health Department advisory board led by Secretary J Finton Speller, arguing for or against controls, with calls for counseling, standard equipment, and prohibition of kickbacks to curb abuses. Some say legal abortions reduce underground practice, while others demand licensing of referral agencies and public education efforts.
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Harrisburg
State Health Department
J. Finton Speller
Supreme Court
Sally Cooley
Pennsylvania Abortion Rights Association
Department of Health
Barbara Plager
Women's Medical Service
Philadelphia
Helen Bishop
Lehigh Valley Abortion Rights Association
Thomas Allen
Women's Health’ Services Inc
Pittsburgh
Maelvor Seeks Re-election As Prothonotary
Erie County Prothonotary Maelvor seeks another term in the November 6 election. The office, clerk of the Common Pleas Court civilian division, operates on a fee basis at no taxpayer cost. Maelvor, of Erie, is married to Jeanne Vetrone, alumnus of Strong Vincent High School and the University of Pittsburgh, with a 12 year prior tenure as Voter Registrar and WWII Normandy veteran. He has been honored on This Is Your Life and belongs to multiple veteran, civic, and community groups.
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Erie County
Common Pleas Court
Erie
Corry
Maclvor
Jeanne Vetrone
Strong Vincent High School
University of Pittsburgh
Corbat Infantry
Ralph Edwards
Disabled American Veterans
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Order of the Purple Heart
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary
United States Power Squadron
East Erie Turners
Maennercher Club
East Side Boosters
Man Breaks Into Waynesburg Jail
Joseph Hornick of Clarksville climbed the jail fire escape and was booked on dis orderly conduct charges by Greene County Sheriff Mark Shultz after claiming he wanted to visit his brother-in-law. In Highland Park New Jersey 19-year-old Michael Holdynsky says youth has not limited respect on his first six months as a school board member.
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Waynesburg
Greene County
Joseph Hornick
Mark Shultz
Shultz
Hornick
Clarksville
Highland Park
Board of Education
Michael Holdynsky
Rutgers College
Middle class unable to afford trials warns judges
In Pittsburgh AP report, federal judges at the 36th annual Judicial Conference of the Third Judicial Circuit heard that most middle income Americans lack funds to finance litigation while earning too much for aid. Litman lawyers urged government underwriting of pre-trial steps and unions or professional groups to create prepaid legal programs to keep access to justice.
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Pittsburgh
Roslyn
S. David Litman
Judicial Conference
Third Judicial Circuit
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