No-Fault Auto Insurance Bill Faces Senate Rejection
Harrisburg reports show the Senate Insurance Committee defeated the Shapp administration no fault auto bill in favor of a tougher plan widely criticized as a lawyer driven measure. The panel cited higher potential premiums while Gov. Shapp vowed amendments before a vote.
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Pro and anti abortion protesters clash at Harrisburg Capitol
About 100 demonstrators from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Allentown twice confront legislators in Harrisburg as they press positions on a bill banning all abortions. One activist rips protest photos as others shout and debate with lawmakers. Rep. Martin Mullen says the clashes change nothing and the votes lie elsewhere. A separate Ohio tavern fire story follows.
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New York primary reshapes House as Celler Abzug lose bids
In New York Democratic primaries Emanuel Celler 84 and Bella Abzug failed to win renomination. Elizabeth Holtzman upset Celler in Brooklyn's 16th District while William F. Ryan defeated Abzug in the new 20th District. Jonathan Bingham beat James Scheuer in the Bronx. John Rooney held against Allard Lowenstein in Brooklyn 11th District. Both Abzug and Celler were noted reform Democrats with blend of old guard vs activism signals.
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Bernstein to Oversee UMW Aims to Restore Good Name
Mey er Bernstein and Ronald T. Weakly were named to supervise the United Mine Workers of America until a court-ordered election later in December. Bernstein moves from the United Steelworkers to serve as the Miners for Democracy observer at UMWA headquarters in Washington.
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