New York abortion data stress ongoing need for education
The 1971 Department of Health report shows 262000 pregnancies terminated legally in New York State, about 90 percent in New York City plus Nassau and Westchester. Most were under 25, with over a quarter under 20, many unmarried, underscoring risks of illegal or self abortive methods absent legal services. The analysis highlights how the old antiabortion law affected outcomes two years earlier.
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New York State
Department of Health
New York City
Nassau
Westchester
Abortion trends and cross state medical migration in New York
The report notes that over 60 percent of abortions in New York last year were for out of state residents, including from Alaska and the West Coast, highlighting national demand and interstate disparities. It discusses Medicaid funding bans deemed unconstitutional and reports five infant deaths tied to 262,807 abortions, likely fueling debates on pregnancy limits.
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Alaska
West Coast
New York
New York Times
Black September terror group targets King Hussein and Jordan
CIA warns that Black September, an al Fatah linked unit, plans to assassinate King Hussein during foreign trips. The group, numbering about 200, operates with forged passports and disguises, and has carried out attacks across Europe and the Middle East.
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Washington
Jordan
Hussein
Central Intelligence Agency
al Fatah
Fatah
Yasser Arafat
Black September
CIA
Fakri al Amari
Special Services
Rash
Wasil Tal
Cairo
London
Zayed Rifal
Amman
Muhammad Abd al Salam
Corry Birth and Local Sports Highlights From 1952
In Corry, a son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Skiff of R.D. 1, daughter Marguerite Fish. Ajax Iron Works wins City League title 9 4 over Zalzneck's. Miss Mercena Proctor to wed Raleigh Shannon September 20, hosted by Miss Judy Smith in Elgin.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Bernard Skiff
R.D. 1
Skiff
Marguerite Fish
Ajax Iron Works
Zalzneck’s
Mercena Proctor
Raleigh Shannon
Judy Smith
Elgin
Man's Plundered Planet and the Fragile Earth
A reflective critique on ecology and human impact. The speaker warns that topsoil loss, overuse of resources, and pollution threaten life on Earth. It notes the dependence on the sun for climate and food, and that technology cannot safely control weather or prevent ecological decline.
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Fairfield Osborne
Earth
Random musings on society and ecology in Corry
A collected rant touching on prison window policy, federal funds, gun laws, newsprint recycling, teacher strikes, moon travel costs, planetary resources, price controls, milk marketing, school bus woes, and fashion designers. The writer rails against hypocrisy, ponders ecological limits, and warns of superficial reforms while mocking public figures and naming varied local observations.
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Corry Journal
Miami
Olympic
King Hussein
Jihar al Rash
By Jack Anderson
Husayni
Royal Jordanian Airlines
Imes
Rasd
Paris
Europe
America
Egypt
Sudan
Gulf
Saudi Arabia
Israel Air Force
Trieste
Italy
Tel Aviv
Corry
United States Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Senate
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
United States
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Harrisburg
Assembly
R. Budd Dwyer
Jim Bishop
North Atlantic Basin
God‘s
National Bank of Man
Kansas
By Bill Eaton
George McGovernment
Joe Vigorita
Erie County
Appalachian Regional Commission
Congress
Moon
State Milk Marketing Board
Corry Area
Maplevet
East Smith Street
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