Edelin keeps Boston City Hospital job after manslaughter verdict
Boston doctor Kenneth C Edelin avoids jail after being convicted of manslaughter in a fetus death during an abortion. Judge James P McGuire delayed sentence to allow appeals. Edelin will remain employed at Boston City Hospital as appeals proceed.
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Boston verdict prompts calm in Northern California abortion scene
San Francisco report notes no immediate change in hospital procedures after the Boston verdict. Abortion authorities predict possible illegality of late term abortions, with Alana Probst of Oakland Feminist Women's Health Center warning second trimester abortions may soon be illegal. An Oakland physician, running a large abortion practice, declines comment pending legal counsel.
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Italian high court upholds abortion health rule in Italy
Italy's constitutional court ruled that abortion is legal when pregnancy risks women's health, striking down Article 546 of the penal code. The decision, welcomed by feminists but criticized by the Vatican, follows France's new law and signals potential reform amid political pressure and widespread abortions in Italy.
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Anti Catholic bias in Edelin press charged
A Catholic hierarchy spokesman charged that media coverage of the Edelin manslaughter trial contained innuendo and unfounded accusations against the Catholic community. He expressed dismay at religious overtones in coverage during and after the verdict.
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REA Express Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
REA Express Inc., the nation’s oldest surface and air express service, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in New York, admitting 11 million dollars in debt. It operates 340 terminals in all 50 states plus Puerto Rico, employs over 12,000, with 10,000 furloughed, and plans a court protected restructuring with creditors. The firm reported 1974 gross revenues of 276 million, assets of 44 million and liabilities of 55 million, blaming inflation, reduced express shipments, higher interest costs and tight credit.
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CIA admits intercepting Jane Fonda foreign mail
U S government confirms the CIA opened overseas mail addressed to actress Jane Fonda in the early 1970s. Justice Department says the interception will be explained in a Los Angeles court brief responding to Fonda’s $2.8 million civil suit alleging government officials conspired to harass her for antiwar activity. Former President Nixon is among listed defendants.
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FBI overheard over forty calls involving Miss Yonda in 1970
Federal agents recorded more than 40 telephone conversations linked to Miss Yonda during 1970 and mock warnings were duplicated in the notes, underscoring extensive surveillance details.
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