Abbreviated Reads Cover Abortion Aid and Tax Inquiries
Readers submit questions on abortion information and services in Los Angeles area including hospitals clinics and social service contacts. A coat of arms shipment delay is noted with claim of England craftsmanship and UPS delivery. A California senior tax tip explains home sale exemption and impact on Social Security and OAS. Garden pest advice lists safe pesticides and products. A federal judge delays Harald Goldstein sentencing in Beverly Hills related mail fraud charges.
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Norway's leftists lead in neck-and-neck election
In Oslo a narrow one-seat edge for the opposition leftist coalition held overnight as votes from advance and absentee ballots awaited final tally. The Labor Party led by Tryggve Bratteli contested a parliament with six seats and the center-right coalition under Lars Korvald disputed the rest amid a fragmented tally from the Socialist Election League of Communists and Socialist People's Party.
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Lars Korvald
Tryggve Bratteli
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Senate OKs subsidies for transit
The Senate approved a federal operating subsidy for mass transit for the first time, voting 38 to. The plan would provide 400 million dollars this year and 400 million next year. An amendment by Sen. Hart would fund 20 million dollars for two years to create free transit experiments in selected cities. The measure would also authorize an 80 percent federal share for fare free demonstrations, with the remainder from local subsidies.
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Fed blamed for mortgage pinch in housing credit squeeze
Washington hearings on the credit squeeze blame the Federal Reserve Board for high interest rates and tighter mortgage markets. Savings and loan groups report declines in mortgage commitments while homebuilders warn housing starts may fall short of yearly plans. Witnesses urge Fed reform and tighter oversight to protect financing for housing.
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