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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1995

Page

3

Clinton pushes V-chip plan for parental control

President Clinton urged television makers to fit sets with a V-chip to block violence and sex based on ratings, framing it as parental responsibility. He backed public TV funding while critics call for broader reform and higher quality programming.

Nashville Clinton Senate

Safety education could save U.S. parents millions

A study in Pediatrics estimates that routine doctor warnings on home hazards for children under four could cut direct medical costs by 230 million dollars annually. The Injury Prevention Program urges safety counseling at three child checkups, covering sitters, gun safety, window guards, and plastics hazards.

Chicago Ted R. Miller Maury Galbraith Pediatrics American Academy of Pediatrics Ries Joel Bass MetroWest Medical Center Framingham Mass

Ashe statue controversy stirs Richmond Monument Avenue debate

In Richmond a plan to place Arthur R. Ashe Jr. statue beside Monument Avenue’s Confederate heroes sparks a clash of symbolism and race relations. City leaders delay the ceremony, while advocates and opponents argue over honoring Ashe in a street long tied to white supremacist memory.

Richmond Arthur R. Ashe Jr Ashe Monument Avenue Heroes of Monument Robin E. Reed Museum of the Confederacy Arthur Ashe Wilder Richmond Times Dispatch Leonidas B. Young II Confederate States of America J.E.B. Stuart Robert E. Lee Jefferson Davis Stonewall Jackson Adm Matthew F. Maury Paul di Pasquale

Court allows abortion clinic protest privacy suit over posters

Detroit Court of Appeals ruled that Lynn Mills and Sister Lois Mitoraj could be sued for invasion of privacy for posting the names of two abortion clinic patients on large protest posters outside a Livonia clinic in 1991. The decision sends the case back for trial to determine emotional distress for Jane Doe and Sally Roe, identified as minors then, who did not consent to public release of their names.

Detroit State Court of Appeals Lynn Mills Lois Mitoraj Livonia Jane Doe Sally Roe Roe

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