Califano Frames Abortion Debate Amid Planning Push
HEW Secretary Joseph Califano endorses family planning as a major alternative to abortion while opposing federal funding of abortion for the poor. He supports sex education, fetal research, and stricter cost controls, and says the Carter budget will seek expanded birth control funding and broader desegregation tools.
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Abor
HEW
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New York
Industry Backed Program Opens Consumer Complaint Channel
Louise Cook reports on a new industry backed program that helps consumers resolve washing machine disputes after complaints to retailers and manufacturers. The initiative offers a formal channel to file issues and seek remedies.
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Associated Press
Better Business Bureau
As.m. of Mutual Insurance
Federal Office of Consumer Affairs
Insurance Consumer Action Panel
ICAP
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Mississippi
Montana
Utah
CAP
Weather braces North Carolina and South Carolina with fair, warm trends
A high pressure system from the Gulf builds into the Great Lakes bringing fair dry weather to North Carolina and South Carolina tonight through Tuesday. Temperatures rise with highs in the 50s to near 60 in the southeast and 40s to 50s elsewhere.
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Status of Major Legislation in North Carolina Assembly
Overview notes ERA ratification awaits Senate action with hearings to follow. Death penalty deliberations begin after hearings. State budget work continues on a 7.9 billion proposal not due on floors soon. Governor succession and veto measures under committee review. Shaphard named personnel director at the Department of Transportation.
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Sam Ervin
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Charlie B. Shaphard
State Department of Transportation
Shephard
Greensboro
Landmark Gatewood House in Caswell Faces Dilapidation
In Yanceyville Caswell County the Gatewood house where George Washington slept in 1791 is deteriorating with no funds to restore it. Local owner George Carter estimates restoration costs between 5000 and 20000 dollars as the county’s historical society battles limited resources. Ruth Little Stokes notes that many old homes remain vacant while the area is rich in history. Washington’s 66 day southern tour began in Philadelphia March 21 and ended mid June.
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Ruth Little Stokes
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Washington
Caswell County
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