Court Still Bars Abortion Law From Massachusetts
The Supreme Court refused to lift Justice Brennan's July 30 order blocking Massachusetts from enforcing a 1974 law requiring parental consent or a court order for abortions on minors under 18. The court said interpretation by a Massachusetts court is needed to decide if the law creates a parental veto or a policy of parental consultation. The decision follows prior rulings and actions on related state and federal court matters.
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Supreme Court
Massachusetts
William J. Brennan Jr
Brennan
Parents Aid Society
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Prairie du Chien Chamber Outlines 1976 77 Needs
Prairie du Chien Area Chamber of Commerce lists public affairs goals for 1976 77. Needs include a city engineer for expansion leadership a fine arts program parade planning committee improved long distance service a cleanup plan removing old cars and buildings litter containers a Tourist Information Center by October 1977 recruitment of more doctors and dentists airport needs mass transportation study and feasibility of merging the Industrial Development Corporation with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Marquette-Jolliet Interstate Bridge
Industrial Development Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Drugs For HHH To Help Insure He Beats Cancer
Senator Hubert Humphrey will receive adjuvant chemotherapy to target any remaining cancer cells after surgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Doctors report no evidence of cancer beyond the area removed on October 7, and Humphrey is said to be recuperating well as the plan proceeds.
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New York
Hubert Humphrey
Willet F. Whitmore
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Humphrey
Whitmore
Committee Endorses 16 New Courts in Wisconsin
The State Administrative Committee of the Courts endorsed 16 new circuit and county courts, including six in Milwaukee County, to address rising caseloads. Additional courts were recommended for Waukesha Marathon St. Croix Dane Rock and Manitowoc counties with separate circuit branch courts urged for Washington and Ozaukee counties before going to Gov. Lucey for legislative consideration.
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Madison, Wis
State Administrative Committee of the Courts
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee
Marathon
St. Croix
Dane, Rock
Manitowoc Counties
Edwin Wilkie
Washington
Ozaukee
Carter Holding Lead In Polls
Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter holds a narrow lead over President Ford in national polls with Carter at 42 percent to Ford's 40 among 1,600 likely voters in an NBC News poll taken Oct. 12-14 after the second debate. CBS Times and Time magazine-Newhouse surveys show Carter ahead in electoral votes, while a California poll shows Ford leading 44-43 in the state. The West shows tight margins with 51-49 splits in the East and West. A UW La Crosse study finds the university contributes 23.7 million annually to the local economy. In Kenosha, Robert Neely, 25, Milwaukee, is found guilty in the 1975 slaying of Felix Winters. sentencing next week.
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Ford
Carter
NBC News
Time Magazine
Newhouse
Chicago Daily News
Time
District of Columbia
Newhouse-Chicago Daily News
George Gallup Sr
San Francisco
Gallup
CBS News
New York Times
CBS Times
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Midwest
California
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Lawrence A. Daellenbach
Gary Kemp
Camp Douglas
Daellenbach
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
AWL Office of Information Services
Kenosha
Wis
Robert Neely
Milwaukee
Felix Winters
Winters
Wisconsin
Somers
Neely
Julius Nash
Charles Holder
Battle Creek
Mich
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Waukesha County
Patrick J.lucey
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Associated Press
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Bureau of Business and Economic Research
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1St National Bank
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LA Crosse
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