Widows Roses Fight Abortion Leader Then National Geographic Goes On Newsstands
The widow of slain abortion doctor Barnett Slepian recounts a conflict with anti abortion leader Rev. Robert Schenck who delivered seven roses including four for the Slepians four children. National Geographic plans nationwide newsstand sales starting November priced at 3.95. A New Jersey judge grants a lesbian ex partner parental status in a custody dispute, though not binding statewide, noting RE.M stands in the shoes of a parent to the child.
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United Nations mulls options after Iraq refuses aid access
The Security Council remains split on how to respond as Iraq halts access for U N weapons inspectors. The United States and Britain hint at force, while France and China push for diplomacy. Russia questions the threat, urging compliance to lift sanctions. Diplomatic talks begin on a resolution condemning Baghdad.
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ABC Workers Locked Out After Strike Over Health Benefits
About 2,200 ABC behind the scenes employees were locked out on Election Day as a one day walkout over health coverage disrupted access. The union demanded advance warning of future action while ABC offered replacements and refused concessions. Gore canceled an ABC interview amid the dispute with unions and political figures reacting to the stoppage.
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Welfare barriers tied to domestic violence and mood in Detroit women
University of Michigan reports that welfare recipients who stay on aid face higher risks of domestic violence and clinical low mood, with lower education levels. The study, "Barriers to the Employment of Welfare Recipients," notes slight shifts toward drug dependence and reduced alcohol reliance, amid Michigan welfare declines and debates on drug testing. Researchers aim to inform policy to target persistent obstacles to work. Sheldon Danziger stresses that the remaining welfare group often faces substantial barriers, not easy job attainment.
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New Jersey’s family cap shields welfare births drop
New Jersey’s welfare reform cut births among welfare families by 9 to 12 percent in five years after the 1991 policy. Officials report 14,057 fewer births than expected, with abortions up 1,429 before returning to prior levels. Similar family cap policies have spread to 22 states.
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Norwegian whale hunter clashes with Keiko keeper at holding pen
Steinar Bastesen a Norwegian MP and whale hunter sought a meeting at Keiko the captive whale s holding pen but was turned away. He argued public sentiment over Free Willy unfairly opposes hunting while Keiko nears release to waters off Westmann Islands after nineteen years in captivity.
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Phil Wilke Wire Reports Compiled Summary
A compact compilation by Phil Wilke from Wires reports, outlining notable developments across politics, economy, and regional events with concise, incident-focused notes and key figures highlighted. The item preserves the neutral reporting tone and references to primary sources.
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