Cal protest planned by pro abortionists in San Diego
AP reports Catholic groups and feminist organizations plan demonstrations and Mass attendances Sunday in San Diego to protest Bishop Maher’s order restricting sacraments for public abortion supporters. NOW PAL and Women in Law vow to join noon Masses at St Brigid's and St Joseph's with red arm bands and protest signs.
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Public hospitals barred from denying abortions argue guidance
ACLU lawyer Judith Mears told Senator Bayh's subcommittee that public hospitals cannot legally refuse abortions even with no staff willing. She said government entities cannot deny a woman's right to elective abortion and that institutional conscience clauses cannot justify refusals when patients seek care. She opposed cutting federal funds to finance abortions.
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California voter rolls shrink by one third after election
Secretary of State March Fong Eu reports a 3.5 million drop in registered voters from 9.9 million last October to 6.4 million in January. Republicans rise to 38 percent, Democrats hold 56 percent, independents fall to 4.4 percent. purge and moves explain changes.
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Navy survey finds high drinking problems among enlistees
The Navy reports 19 percent of enlisted sailors had two or more drinking incidents in three years, 11 percent show chronic problem drinking, and 9 percent of enlisted women faced problem drinking. Officers and racial groups show varied rates. the study guides future treatment efforts.
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Unruh Among 72 Bid Filing-Fee Refunds in California
State Treasurer Jesse Unruh leads 72 candidates seeking refunds of filing fees paid to qualify for the 1974 primary. Gov. Brown declines to seek his own refund, while the Board of Control considers reimbursements totaling over $20,000 for statewide offices, the Senate, and the Assembly.
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