California Population Policy Proposal Seeks Abortions and Birth Controls
A blue ribbon commission recommends cheaper abortions and tax incentives to curb California population growth plus restrictions on immigration. The 34 recommendations call for outpatient abortion clinics, proof of financial solvency for minors to marry, and state policy to influence growth. The report criticizes high abortion costs and Medi Cal barriers while urging full access to information and choice in family planning.
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California Senate funds raise for state workers and UC staff
The Sacramento report notes UPI that Senate legislation proposes a $134 million pay increase for state civil servants and nonteaching UC and state college staff, averaging 10.7 percent. It also cuts the UC medical bond to $289 million, split between the Nov 7 election and 1976 general election, and expands welfare and environmental measures including aid for crippled children and new rights to sue over pollution.
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Carnival Set to Open in Rio Four Day Festival Rules Planned
Rio de Janeiro officials announce a four day carnival starting Saturday with 23000 police and firemen to guard revelers. Arrested individuals will stay jailed until Ash Wednesday while some bans include singing the anthem wearing bikinis military costumes and serving alcohol in glass containers.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Rio
Brazil
Winner gives away money in New Jersey lottery
Leo Seaduto, a Brooklyn office worker, bought two tickets for Nancy Colacchio each week. After his death from a heart attack, Colacchio found one ticket held a $50,000 first prize. She claimed the prize for Scaduto's widow, noting the tickets bore no identifying name.
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Ralph Batch
Airwest mechanics strike stalls over back-to-work terms
In San Francisco a hitch in settling the Hughes Airwest mechanics strike arises as the union demands a back-to-work within 72 hours and full seniority protection from Dec. 15, while Airwest seeks 50 percent staffing with 70 percent rehiring within 90 days.
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UPI
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Delle-Femme
Lee Pitt
Airwest
Hope fading for reapportionment ahead of elections
Legislative leaders largely abandon hope for Senate and Assembly reapportionment bills before the elections. Assembly Republicans denounce the latest Democratic proposal as an insult. The state Supreme Court has invalidated last year’s redistricting plans and ordered current districts unless a plan takes effect for this year’s primary elections.
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Assembly
Bob Moretti
van Nuys
Mervyn Dymally
Los Angeles
State Supreme Court
GOP
Fred Marler Jr
Redding
SBA should not handle home disaster relief
Thomas S. Kleppe said on the anniversary of a major quake that the Small Business Administration should not process government low interest loans for homeowners damaged in natural disasters. He urged HUD to take over homeowner loans while SBA continues to cover business losses.
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UPI
Federal
Small Business Administration
Thomas S. Kleppe
SBA
Doctors to perform abortions for Bangladeshi rape victims
Dr. Harvey Karman announced a team of six to ten American doctors will travel to Bangladesh this week to provide abortions for women raped by Pakistani soldiers. He estimated up to 200,000 Bangladeshi women were raped during the occupation and war.
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API
Bangladesh
Harvey Karman
Karman
West Pakistan
United Nations
Prison Hole Policy Stance Framed by Corrections Chief
SACRAMENTO UPI Raymond Procunier, California Corrections Director, says he will not loosen a policy to confine revolutionary preachers to ultramax centers, calling such figures a danger. He asserts the same approach for political prisoners and defends the Don Lugo Center as poorly run.
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