Mount Sinai opens unit for abused and neglected children
CHICAGO AP Mount Sinai Hospital launches a dedicated pediatric ward for abused and neglected children aged 14 and younger. A 20 member team will provide medical, psychiatric, and family evaluation using videotaped sessions with parents.
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Missouri Moves To Require Front Seat Belts
Missouri's Legislature passed a bill making seat belts mandatory for drivers and front-seat passengers, sending it to Gov. John Ashcroft who is expected to sign. The law carries up to a $10 fine, with warnings through July 1, 1987 to transition.
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Women say court's ruling confuses civil rights issue
Washington officials and activists condemn the Grove City College decision as undermining civil rights laws. NOW leaders and the National Women's Law Center urge passage of the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1985 to restore protections under the Civil Rights Act, Rehabilitation Act, and Age Discrimination Act. They warn a patchwork system could allow discrimination in education and beyond.
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