Gator farmer laments loss of gator hide market
Palm Beach area gator farmer Cecil Clemons, who kept 1000 alligators and 200 crocodiles, explains he quit poaching after a 1960s law banned alligator and crocodile hides. He runs Gatorama on a 16 acre Florida farm, keeps dangerous specimens separate, and feeds them with donations from ranchers and fishermen.
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Bishops Denounce New York Abortion Law
New York bishops urged citizens and doctors to reject abortion under the liberalized statute taking effect next Wednesday. Cardinal Cooke led the charge saying the move begins a tragic chapter, endorsing Catholic hospitals' refusals while noting referrals may occur. Orthodox rabbis also stated Torah law forbids abortion and urged consultation with rabbinical authorities on a case by case basis.
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New York
New York State
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Robert Curzon
Meyer Cohen
Union of Orthodox Rabbis
U.S
Canada
Mother to sue HEW for birth control pill records
Washington mother Carolyn D M Morgan 37 a mother of five plans a class action under FOIA to force the Health Education and Welfare department to release FDA clinical and toxicological records on eight birth control pills She says she and her husband want to know side effects and efficacy and would suffer harm if another pregnancy occurred EW has refused disclosure citing legal protections
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Carolyn D. M. Morgan
Food and Drug Administration
Morgan
United States District Court
Abortion Inquiries Surge In Manhattan After Law
The Planned Parenthood switchboard in New York City reports 50 to 60 daily calls on abortion with 120 calls on Tuesday after a TV show. Spokesman Ira Neiger says several thousand inquiries are expected monthly once the law takes effect and notes many callers seek directions to abortions or arrange private doctor visits.
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UPI
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Planned Parenthood
New York City
Ira Neiger
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Proxmire ties ABM funds to SALT talks in Senate
Sen. William Proxmire urged linking antiballistic missile funding to strategic arms limitation talks and proposed escrow of ABM funds pending SALT results. He also called for up to 10 billion dollars in defense cuts including withdrawing about two thirds of U.S. forces in Europe, criticizing Nixon’s budget as poorly managed.
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