Boston abortion trial shocks jury with direct abortion realities
In the Kenneth Edelin case, a Boston jury confronted the actualities of a specific abortion. The verdict underscored public discomfort with abortion and left many legal questions unsettled, with potential avenues for appeal explored.
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Edelin verdict fuels abortion debate and media contrast
The piece analyzes the Boston Edelin abortion trial verdict and its reception. It cites jury education on abortion, a provocative fetal photo, and editorial reactions, contrasting Times coverage with broader moral and political currents surrounding abortion. It references Aristotle and evolving public sentiment amid hospital practices and sociopolitical forces.
Teachers respond to parent views on school issues
In a letter responding to Mrs. Joan Compton's February 27 piece, MTA explains that while she spoke as a parent, teachers write from their professional perspective and outline reasons for their stance on school matters.
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Middletown growth, housing and industry shown in 1891
Middletown rapid spring construction and new residential developments in Lakeside and Bellemonte, with plans for a brick Sherman Street school. The city’s rail links, tobacco and paper industries, and church and school expansions are noted, along with opposition comments from a local parent about teachers’ pay and impasse negotiations.
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Governors lament cuts as cities fear federal budget changes
A conference in Washington reports that Ford administration cuts risk harming people by focusing on statistics. Governors and mayors warn that revenue sharing and federal grants now fund 16 percent of the budget, with state local payrolls rising 50 percent while federal payroll stays steady. The piece argues Washington must reduce frosting on the cake and let cities control their own budgets.
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