McCambridge says stigma of alcoholism endures in Hollywood
Mercedes McCambridge, Oscar winner for All the King’s Men, says about 40 percent regret ever testifying to Congress on alcoholism. She argues the disease is viewed as a moral failing, not a illness, and cites ongoing media and professional attitudes. McCambridge remains active with the Livengrin Foundation and has published The Quality of Mercy while continuing acting and radio work.
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Brandt backs ban on abortions for fetal deformities
Assistant Health Secretary Brandt calls for ending abortions in all cases except maternal life threat, even for rape or incest or amniocentesis indicated abnormalities. He supports amniocentesis for parental preparation, condemns broader exceptions, and notes Koop as surgeon general will be symbolic. He lauds anti smoking fight and foresees private and local entities sharing duties as federal cuts persist.
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Plants cannot close without years notice
A Michigan House Labor Committee approved a bill requiring major employers to give a year’s notice before closing a plant or ordering wholesale layoffs. The measure passed 94 to support from Rep. Perry Bullard, facing opposition from business groups. Full House consideration follows, with critics calling it a mistake for Michigan’s business climate.
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