Episcopals Seek Repeal of Ohio Abortion Laws
Delegates at the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio convention in Cleveland voted 240 to 84 to urge state leaders to repeal Ohio abortion laws and limit abortion guidelines to medical practice statutes. The body also advanced sex education and contraception counseling and aligned with a Holy Name Societies push to oppose weakening the statutes.
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Cleveland
UPI
Episcopal Diocese of
Ohio
General Assembly
John H. Burt
Department of Christian Education
Cleveland Diocesan Union of Holy Name Societies
Broker Lived A Double Life With Two Wives and Families
Los Angeles court records reveal Juan Abel Vargas Jr. led a double life for 24 years with two wives and families. Vargas died July 13 1979 in a traffic crash leaving an estate valued at about 1 063 million dollars. One widow was recognized as the legal spouse. the second wife claims 303000 for nuptial and related services. Vargas left seven children aged 19 to 40.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Superior Court
Robert H. Patton
Juan Abel Vargas Jr
Vargas
Patton
Norwalk City Council agenda outlines ordinances and new business
The Norwalk City Council meets at 7 30 p m in city hall. Agenda includes approval of minutes readings of communications committee and official reports. Proposals include purchasing two police cars amending bicycle license fees mutual aid agreements and ward boundary changes.
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Norwalk
Director of Public Service and Safety
Public Service and Safety
Star Council of Governments
Finkbeiner, Pettis & Strout
Marion Drive
Jefferson Street
Scotland Yard detective loses police station number
A London detective phoned Hampstead Police Station and found the number unobtainable. Information later confirmed the station had changed numbers. In a separate report, an Ohio businessman claims labor bosses and unions have cost American taxpayers billions.
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London
UPS
Scotland Yard
Hampstead
Bond forfeited by Kent teacher on new speeding charge
Mrs. Carlene J. Storer of Kent forfeited a $25 bond after failing to appear in County Court on a second speeding charge filed after a December ticket on Route 18. She had previously had the first case dismissed on a technicality when the officer failed to have his signature notarized. The article also notes related local incidents including a stove fire, a bar fight with multiple arrests, a VFW post break in, and remarks on union influence by Robert S. Morrison on a national program.
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Kent
Carlene J. Storer
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Storer
Robert S. Morrison
The
Molded Fiberglass Co
Morrison
Manion Forum
Infant Dies After Bath Water Burns Boy in Cleveland
In Cleveland a 16 month old boy, Carmen Robertson Jr., died at Mt Sinai Hospital from second and third degree burns over 90 percent of his body after falling into a tub of hot water. Police said a home water heater malfunction caused the extreme temperature.
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Cleveland
UPI
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Carmen Robertson Jr
Carmen Robertson Sr
East Side
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N. Pleasant St
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Albert
van Durham
Jeffrey Thompson
Bellevue
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sheriff's Department
Paul Swartzs
Leslie Harper
John Osterland
David Hobbs
Upper Beddington
England
Clarence E. Manion
Notre Dame Law School
Mark Donahue
Flickinger Agency
Flickinger Insurance
Citizens Bank
Pohl
Bankamericard
I.M.P.A. Annual
Intrumental Music Parents Association
Whittlesey
City Hall
Benedict
Huron
Medak Edel
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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