States Court Rules No Federal Obligation To Pay Abortion Costs
The Supreme Court ruled that states are not federally required to fund most abortion procedures and public hospitals need not provide them if patients cannot pay. The decision drew dissent from three justices who warned it would harm poor women and raise moral concerns.
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Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Powell
Machado
Leary
San Diego
Calif
Boston
Federal Trial Court
Appeals Court
Burger
Federal
Harry A. Blackmun
William H. Rehnquist
Warren E. Burger
John Paul Stevens
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
Blackmun
Marshall
Georgia Supreme Court
Congress
Carter
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
California
Thaddeus Midura
California State Department of Health
Berkeley
United States
Stephen S. Arnon
Health Department
Society For Epidemiological Research
Midura
Arnon
Trash Dumping Escalates in Limestone County Areas
Limestone officials report persistent dumping along a county road near Dogwood Flat and another site off U S 72 west of Athens. Health officials warn of health hazards and plan enforcement with fines up to 50 dollars and cleanup orders. The county’s clean community program begins July 1 under Betty Anderson to curb litter year round.
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Christopher
Dogwood Flat
Here
U. S. 72
Athens
Health Department
Hamilton
Betty Anderson
Tri-County Health Service
Charles Sutton
Decatur
Sutton
Tribbett
Tribett
Uranium outlook and price drivers amid stockpiling claims
The article discusses U S uranium supply concerns and price spikes from 1973 to the 1970s, noting stockpiling by military authorities and estimates of future needs up to 2.8 million tons by 2000. It cites ERDA reserves and potential resources ranging from 700 000 to over 1 1 million tons and mentions byproducts adding 140 000 tons. It also notes Buenos Aires as a leading port on the Rio de la Plata.
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Carter
United States
U.S
ERDA
Buenos Aires
Argentina
South America
Rio de la Plata
Senator Leahy to move Washington office to Vermont
Senator Patrick Leahy plans to relocate his Senate staff from Washington to Vermont during August recess to maintain direct contact with constituents. Most of the 18 staffers are Vermonters and will cover their own travel and living costs. The move aims to bring Congress closer to Vermont residents despite the heat of August in Washington.
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Donald M. Rothenberg
Washington
Congress
Patrick J. Leahy
Vermont
Carter backs airlines bill to boost competition and service
President Carter endorses deregulation to expand routes and lower fares, predicting more passengers and better service for small communities. Sen Kennedy says GAO estimates $1.5 billion annual consumer savings. industry and unions warn of job losses and market disruption. Monaco’s highest point is 533 feet above sea level.
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Howard Benedict Washington
Carter
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
General Accounting Office
Civil Aeronautics Board
Principality of Monaco
Decatur Daily Want-Ads Report a Results Moment
Word spreads of a success in the Decatur Daily Want-Ads as readers and advertisers note strong results and growing engagement from recent campaigns and listings.
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Decatur Daily
Idi Amin Missing Shrouds Uganda in Uncertainty
Ugandan officials say President Idi Amin has not returned since Friday and is not seen at his home. Nairobi newspaper reports an attempted assassination near Entebbe. Diplomats note heavy troops and roadblocks in Kampala amid unclear whereabouts. Egyptian press says Amin sent a message via Finance Minister Aly to Sadat on African issues.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Uganda Radio
Idi Amin
Ministry of Information
Kampala
Amin
Entebbe
Egypt
Middle East
M. Aly
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
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Twin Cities
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Hayakawa
U.N. University
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