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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1981

Page

6

Church backs an amendment to restrict abortion

The Catholic Church for the first time endorses a constitutional amendment to allow Congress and state legislatures to restrict abortions. Archbishop John Roach and Cardinal Terence Cooke testified on Capitol Hill saying women do not have a constitutional right to abortion, while Catholic laity groups split on the issue.

Mike Shanahan Associated Press Washington Catholic Church Congress John R. Roach National Conference of Catholic Bishops U.S. Catholic Conference Roach Terence Cardinal Cooke New York Senate Judiciary Orrin Hatch Utah Catholics For A The Hatch Cooke John Roach St. Paul, Minn Bishop’s Conference

Senate Keeps Davis Bacon Wage Floor in Military Buildouts

The Senate, backed by the Reagan administration, approved an amendment reinstating prevailing wage requirements for about 6.5 billion dollars in military construction, drawing praise from union leaders and criticism from business groups. The measure passed 55-42, with business lobbies calling it a taxpayer savings and unions urging support for anti labor positions.

Washington Senate Reagan Christopher Luis U.S. Chamber of Commerce Luis Afl-Cio Edward J.'.carlough Sheet Metal Workers International Association

Kean leads in close New Jersey governor race

Republican Thomas Kean holds a slim unofficial edge over Democrat James Florio by 1,726 votes in New Jersey with about 50 emergency ballots under review in Essex County after a voting machine malfunction. Judge Sullivan will decide on a statewide recount once county totals are certified amid security moves for ballots and machines.

Trenton N.J New Jersey Thomas Kean James Florio Supreme Court Mark Sullivan Essex County Kean Florio Sullivan News Election Service Livingston Brendan Byrne

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