Rutgers study links welfare child cap to higher abortions
A Rutgers University study for New Jersey's 1992 welfare rule finds the family cap may raise abortion rates and lower births among welfare recipients, especially among Black women. Officials call the report draft and request revisions while abortion rights groups and antiabortion allies push to repeal the law.
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American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey
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Wells Fargo and Norwest to Merge in 31.9 Billion Deal
Wells Fargo Co and Norwest Corp announce a stock swap merger valued at about 31.9 billion, creating the seventh largest U.S. bank with 191 billion in assets, 90 000 employees, 20 million customers and 5 777 outlets. The combined firm will be led by Norwest chief Richard Kovacevich, based in San Francisco, and Wells Fargo chair Paul Hazen will chair the merged company.
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BankAmerica Corp
Paul Hazen
Consolidated Company
Bruce Vento
D-Minn
House Banking Committee
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Wells Fargo Bank Museum
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GM strike idles two GM plants as talks stall
A Detroit AP report notes GM idled two assembly plants and prepared more shutdowns as a Michigan stamping plant strike enters its fourth day over work rules and staffing. Parts shortages ripple across 16 North American plants, with Orion Township and Fairfax plants among those affected. Buick City and Oshawa facilities also face shifts cuts.
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Ohio
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Delphi Interior & Lighting
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Primate Fathers Live Longer When Helping Moms
A study finds that in primates where fathers share child care, male and female lifespans are similar. in species with little paternal involvement, females outlive males by a wide margin. Humans show women living about 5 to 8 percent longer based on 200 years of Swedish data.
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John Allman
California Institute of Technology
Proceedings
National Academy of Sciences
Allman
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