Abortion bills readied as all await ruling
In Washington, supporters of legal abortion prep new federal bills in the Senate and House to codify Roe v. Wade into law while awaiting a Supreme Court ruling. The revised Senate measure expands support. House action follows. Critics call changes insufficient and fear erosion of existing state prohibitions and parental-notification rules.
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Supreme Court
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Mr. Cranston
George Mitchell
Maine
Doug Johnson
National Right To Life Committee
Johnson
Middletown Teen Captures National Marble Title at Wildwood
Fourteen-year-old Trish Tressler of Middletown wins the girls division at the National Marbles Tournament in Wildwood after a 97 minute final against Ann McHugh of Upper Darby. Tressler earns a $2,000 scholarship, finishing with eight wins in a best-of-15.
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Middletown
Wildwood
N.J
Ann McHugh
Upper Darby
Miss Tressier
Miss McHugh
Trish
Jeff Kimmell
Mr. Kimmell
Wesley Thompson
Standing Stone
Tenn
Nathan Thompson
Tompkinsville
Wesley
Gene Mason
Ann
Patty George
Bridgeport
W.va
Marla
Indochina POW-MIA doubt voiced by Pentagon official
Marine Maj. Gen. George Christmas told the Senate POW MIA panel he doubts any American serviceman who fought in Vietnam is alive in Indochina. Panel chair John Kerry led hearings on 2,266 missing in the nine year war while Gen John Vessey supported doubts about current survivors.
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Washington
Pentagon
Indochina
George Christmas
Senate Select Committee
U.S
Possible additional indictments in Iran-Contra probe
Prosecutors say new and disturbing evidence could yield more indictments this summer in the Iran-Contra arms for hostages scandal. The focus is on whether top officials false-portrayed the White House approved 1985 arms sales to Iran via Israel.
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Reagan
White House
Iran
Israel
Lawrence Walsh
Congress
CIA
U.S
Lebanon
Nicaragua
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
Iran-Contra
Library of Congress
Walsh
Columbia begins experiments during 13 day shuttle mission
SPACE CENTER Houston AP The seven astronauts on Columbia will endure a 13 day flight entering its second day They will grow crystals study fluid drops ignite small fires in sealed chambers and undergo medical tests to learn effects of extended space travel The mission is NASA's longest shuttle flight and aims to pave the way for a space station by decade's end
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Columbia
Florida
Kennedy Space Center
Spacelab
NASA
Space
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