Supreme Court ruling tightens funding limits on abortions
The ruling says states may decide whether Medicaid funds cover elective abortions and that public hospitals need not perform nonpayment abortions. Antiabortion activists promise action in several states, including Michigan where lawmakers seek to cut state funding for poor women's abortions. Critics warn it will deepen poverty gaps.
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Amin says he honeymooning as reports of attack circulate
An American reporter in Uganda quotes President Idi Amin saying he is on a belated honeymoon with his fifth wife. Kenyan reports claim Amin’s police are rampaging after an assassination attempt and that hundreds flee to Kenya, with no independent confirmation.
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Fraser and Carter discuss nuclear restraints at White House
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser meets President Carter and top officials to discuss efforts to restrain nuclear weapons spread. Fraser arrives for a two day visit and holds sessions with Defense Secretary Brown and energy adviser Schlesinger.
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