Shift Tactics Stir Abortion Convention Debate
The anti abortion movement splits over a constitutional convention with Dr Mildred Jeffer son opposing the move fearing dilution of a human life amendment effort. Dan Buckley argues state route could backfire or spur Congress to act, while supporters warn conventions invite pressure on lawmakers and risk.
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Mildred Jefferson
National
Right-to- Life Committee
Congress
Dan Buckley
Buckley
Antiabortion forces push for national constitutional convention
The drive to outlaw abortions hinges on states pressing Congress to call a constitutional convention. Eight states have approved applications and about 15 more moved resolutions, aiming for the two-thirds threshold to trigger a convention, a path never used since the founding. Article V offers two routes. the second route would create an amendment via a convention but requires ratification by three-fourths of the states.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
Congress
Legislative Mall
WASPS and diplomatic immunity in the era of unpaid tickets
A VIVA magazine piece highlights 1100 women pilots in World War I, the WASP, their roles from ferrying planes to training and combat support. It notes delays in military status and pay gaps, then shifts to a column on diplomatic parking tickets totaling over a million dollars, led by the Soviet embassy, with Washington and New York City facing collection challenges.
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Don Garley
Airforce Service
VIVA
Women’s Magazine
WASP
Sally van Wagenen Keil
Wasps
Congress
Army
District of Columbia
Department of Transportation
New York City
United Nations
Washington
Indiana Evening Gazette Ongoing Staff and Rates Note
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists RB H Ray as Chairman, Lucilla R Donnelly as President, Sally R Naylon as Vice President, Elizabeth R Sweeney and Joan Ray Reece as Officers, Joseph L Donnelly as Secretary and Advertising Manager, Russell M Hickey as General Manager, and outlines Associated Press affiliation and subscription pricing for carrier, motor route, and mail customers in Indiana and surrounding counties.
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RB. H. Ray
Lucilla R. Donnelly
Sally R. Naylon
Elizabeth R. Sweene
Joan Ray Reece
Joseph L. Donnelly
Russell M. Hickey
Associated Press
Focal News
Bis
AP News
Carrier Boy
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambrig
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Blairsville arrest ends 12 day manhunt
A Blairsville man is jailed after a 12 day police search for the assailant of an 8 year old Blairsville girl. The arrest ended the inquiry yesterday afternoon and involved the child’s father.
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Blairsville
Carter Pollster Caddell Faces Scrutiny and Influence
Patrick Caddell, 26, Carter's key pollster, advised the president on public attitudes and image. He collaborates with major firms like Arco, Exxon, Citicorp, and Belk’s while maintaining a insistence on ethics. He operates a separate political polling arm and has advised the Democratic National Committee.
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Jack Anderson
Les Witten
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Patrick Caddell
White House
Carter
Caddell
Westinghouse
Howie Kurtz
Arco
Exxon
Citicorp
Belk
Sears, Roebuck
Aetna Life and Casualty
Federated Department
First Bank System of
Minneapolis
United Banks of
Colorado
New Hampshire
Middle East
U.S
California
Democratic National Committee
Carter White House
Jerry Brown
Massachusetts
Edward Kennedy
Labor Secretary Marshall Attacks Press Over Labor Knowledge
Washington an outspoken claim by Labor Secretary F Ray Marshall that the general press shows monumental ignorance of labor matters including collective bargaining and labor law. He told a conference of International Labor Press Association editors that reporters must be taught with show and tell to understand unions and OSHA rules while noting anti union bias and brainwashing he perceives in media coverage.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Academe
Secretary of Labor
F. Ray Marshall
America
Lyndon Johnson
Br. Marshall
U.S. Department of Labor
Office of Federal Contract
Marshall
General Press
Potomac
International Labor Press Association
Union
Tal
It's A Fact About Centenarians In The Caucasus
The Caucasus region of the Soviet Union reportedly hosts the world's most documented centenarians with census estimates between 4800 and 5000 in 1970. The rest of the passage quotes ART BUCHWALD reflecting on Nixon and media scrutiny in a personal column from August 1974.
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Caucasus
Soviet Union
Nixon on TV: reporter struggle to move past Watergate era
A veteran wire service reporter recalls lingering anger at Nixon and his Frost interview. The piece portrays newsroom fatigue, public pressure, and the dilemma of covering Nixon versus letting Watergate fade. The author laments ongoing scrutiny while conceding a need to write about Nixon again.
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Wire Service
Nixon
San Clemente
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Lake Rudolf Linked To Nile In Ancient Rift Rise
Kenya's Lake Rudolf stretched nearly 155 miles long and 86 miles wide, a vast ancient water body that researchers believe connected with the Nile River about two millennia ago, reshaping regional hydrology.
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Kenya
Rudolf
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