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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1975
Page
2
A 225 member medical association condemns the Boston abortion verdict calling the adversary system of criminal courts flawed and supporting a Supreme Court reevaluation. The resolution urges policy changes and reaffirms the group’s stance on abortion legality.
Boston AP Edelin's attorney announced an appeal arguing due process questions under the 14th Amendment and the scope of the crime, as the physician awaits potential changes in his hospital status. Officials say BCH and other hospitals will continue abortions while the case proceeds.
The House Banking Committee is set to approve bills to raise the money supply and to empower the president and the Fed to allocate credit. The measures, opposed by the Ford administration, move from subcommittee to full committee this week before a House floor vote next week.
Tourists from the north and abroad continue to flock to Florida despite a weak economy. Miami Beach reports near full occupancy through Easter, with many guests from Brazil, Argentina, and Canada. January room nights in Orlando exceed 1974 levels, and statewide welcome stations logged 129 021 visitors, staying near the 1973 peak as air fares rise and flights cut back.
Eritrean Liberation Front rebels oppose a cease-fire with Ethiopia and announce plans for an independent republic in Eritrea. ELF leaders appeal to the United States to halt arms to Ethiopia as they claim battlefield superiority.
In Zurich Kissinger says a final settlement requires Soviet participation and cooperation. He meets with Shah of Iran and discusses oil prices and a possible path to easing Arab–Israeli tensions.
The 1976 election finance reform law lacks enforcement with no commission staff or regulations, and no funding from Congress. Ford has not yet submitted two nominees while four were chosen by Congress. hearings are not scheduled and financing is delayed, creating a regulatory vacuum as candidates begin fundraising.
Ana Vee notes the commission's kickoff as it faces a potential severe budget shortfall that could affect initial operations and planned projects.
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