Supreme Court Ruling Embraces Early Pregnancy Abortion
The Supreme Court rules abortions in the first three months are protected by a woman's right to privacy. Justices Blackmun White and Rehnquist dissent on limits. Georgia and Texas laws are struck down for restricting abortion access. The decision outlines state regulation after the first trimester and physician led care.
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Weekend Rain Boosts City Lakes Levels Across County
Lawton's reservoirs show significant runoff after weekend rain with Lake Lawtonka up 1.37 feet and Ellsworth rising 2.28 feet. Lawtonka at 18.40 feet below spillway, Ellsworth 20.12 feet below gates. Officials predict up to six more inches of runoff and note cooldown, with diversities in local creeks and Warren—weather calls for a 20 percent rain chance Tuesday.
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St. Louis Teachers Strike Halts Public Schools Action
About 2,800 teachers from St Louis Local 420 and the city Teachers Association walked out after authorization. Classes were planned to continue for 103,000 students while the district seeks a temporary restraining order. Talks have centered on raises and benefits with a $3.9 million reserve cited.
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Nigerian jetliner crash kills many near Kano
A Jordanian jetliner carrying 202 Muslims home from Mecca crashed in fog at Kano airport, burning on the runway. 31 people survived, all severely burned, with the captain and three crew among the injured. Army troops, police, and hospital staff aided in search and rescue.
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Peace Agreement Near As Kissinger Returns To Paris
Kissinger flies to Paris to join allied and Communist officials in final steps toward ending the Vietnam War. Reports cite captured documents outlining a cease fire, POW return, and a restructured South Vietnamese government with a signing targeted for the weekend.
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NATO drills in Kitzingen mark largest annual field maneuvers
About 26,000 U.S., Canadian and West German troops joined in field maneuvers in Kitzingen Germany. General Motors recalled 3.7 million 1971 1972 cars to install a shield over the steering coupling to stop stone damage. President Nixon accepted the resignation of Jacob Beam as U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union.
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Pentagon tests bedroom radio warning system next month
Pentagon plans wide scale tests of a voluntary home radio receiver that activates during coded government alerts for tornadoes floods hurricanes or nuclear attacks. Civil Defense officials fear mandatory installation could resemble Big Brother and overrule by White House.
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South Vietnamee Forces Hit By Major Setback Near Saigon
South Vietnamese troops suffered a heavy defeat with two battalions overrun near Saigon and dozens killed or wounded. Relief forces were repeatedly ambushed as the enemy pressed north of Saigon near the Michelin plantation area. Officials confirmed 56 dead and 132 wounded since Friday amid shifting cease fire proposals and ongoing combat.
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What' Sa de Editorials and more in the daily paper
A fragment listing sections and page numbers across the newspaper including editorials Dear Abby markets sports classifieds women bridge comics hospitals crossword entertainment obituaries and office contact lines. It resembles a table of contents style snippet from a newspaper page.
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Lindstrom Reverses Course On State Park Plan
Rep. Jack Lindstrom drops city land and Kiowa Summer Camp from a proposed state park bill. A revised substitute resolution will be submitted to the City Council after their Jan 16 and Jan 17 meetings. The council had not considered leasing Lawtonka land and will hold hearings before action.
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