Hospitals refuse abortions study highlights access gaps nationwide
A Planned Parenthood study shows about 70 percent of non Catholic general and most public hospitals still deny abortion on demand. The study notes limited legal services, travel distances, and larger denial among poor rural and very young women, with 1.1 million abortions in 1975 and many not accessible.
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Desmond dies aged 52 longtime Brubeck sax partner
Paul Desmond, 52, the jazz saxophonist and composer famed for his work with Dave Brubeck, died Monday after a long battle with lung cancer. A San Francisco native who settled in mid Manhattan, he formed a warm melodic voice that complemented Brubeck's piano during 17 years in the quartet. Desmond, born Paul Emil Breitenfeld, adopted the surname from a phone book.
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Rhodesia advances into Mozambique strikes deep into enemy territory
Rhodesia reports its troops and warplanes penetrated about 50 miles into Mozambique this weekend, destroying three guerrilla bases and killing 28 insurgents.
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UPI
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Mozambique
Taxpayers urge IRS to simplify forms in review drive
Hundreds of letters arrive as the IRS gathers input on annual form review. Taxpayers press for simpler forms and fairness, with criticism of high incomes not paying their share. Suggestions range from simpler language to discarding forms, while officials note laws drive form complexity.
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Calif
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Blackstone
Marisa Fenton
Dallas
Tex
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Costa Mesa
Reform of medicine rules eyed by Washington panel
A seven member Review Panel on New Drug Regulation chaired by scientists and lawyers urged sweeping changes to FDA Bureau of Drugs oversight. After a two year study the panel said reform should improve public health and called for stronger premarketing evidence of drug safety and effectiveness.
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Jungle safer than city for Wenatchee parade gorilla
Stan Foster, a 28 year old urban gorilla in Wenatchee Washington, says the jungle feels safer after someone smashed him in the mask during the Apple Blossom parade. He shows a cheek scar and chipped tooth and recalls the moment a Rotarian and Applarian group walked by before the attack. Foster reflects on the risk of public spectacles and the mix of joy and danger in city crowds.
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