Colorado Considering Bar on Abortion Patients From Outside State
Colorado lawmakers debate limiting abortions for nonresidents as two Denver hospitals stop admitting out-of-state patients. Senate leaders cite concerns of turning Colorado into abortion Mecca while proponents say care should be based on need, not residence. Health officials note many out-of-state requests surpass the actual procedures.
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Colorado
Sam T. Taylor
Walsenburg
Sih
Legislarian
Denver
Presbyterian
St. Luke's
Richard Lamm
State Health Department
The
Denver Post
Ray L. Cleere
E. N. Akers
Child Health Services
Myron C. Waddell
Colorado Medical Society
Akers
Statehouse
John A. Love
Santa Barbara Bans Sonic Booms With Law
Santa Barbara voters back first reading of an ordinance to end sonic booms over the city. The measure targets pilots over the area causing shocks, with fines up to 500 dollars and/or six months in jail for violations. Investigations point to military and commercial jets as sources amid citizen damage reports.
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Santa Barbara
UPI
Klaus Kemp
Aid
Santa Barbara County
Overtime Pay Freeze Hits Los Angeles Zoning Chief
Los Angeles officials blocked the 65 year old Chief Zoning Administrator Huber E Smutz from collecting 3740 dollars for 340 hours of overtime. A divided city council refused payment or extending compensatory time. Smutz plans to use the time off by November 10.
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Los Angeles
Huber E. Smutz
Smutz
Cal Poly Air Crash Awards Total Millions for Victims
A UPI report states U.S. District Court awarded damages for a 7 year old Cal Poly air crash in Ohio that killed 22 people including 17 football players. The largest award went to Phyllis Stewart for her son William. Other recipients included former Cal Poly players and a Fresno State student. A separate Sacramento smog study schedule was announced with a Los Angeles hearing set for Oct. 5.
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San Diego
UPI
U.S. District Court
Fred Kunzer
Asde
Cal Poly At
San Luis Obispo
Ohio
Phyllis Stewart
William
Cal Poly
William H. Dauphin
Shafter
Carl G. Bowser
Bakersfield
Brent E. Jobe
Marine Corps
Yuma
Ariz
General Owenson
Fresno State College
Business executives form group to halt Vietnam war
Washington Based group named Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace forms with over 1000 members. It seeks to halt bombing of North Vietnam and disengage from the ground war. inaugural meeting set for Sept 27 in Washington. Leaders include Henry E. Niles Baltimore Life Insurance co chairing with Harold Wilkens Factory Equipment Supply.
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Washington
UPI
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Henry E. Niles
Baltimore Life Insurance Co
Niles
Eisenhower
Vietnamese Institute Sone
Kennedy
Johnson
William F. Fischer Jr
Fischer Machine Co
Philadelphia
Erwin A. Salk
Salk, Ward & Salk Inc
Chicago
Charles G. Simpson
Philadelphia Gas Works
Lee B.thomas Jr
Vermont American Corp
Louisville
Harold Wilkens
Factory Equipment Supply Co
Los Angeles
Agency For International Development
AID
India
Archie Moore Teaches Negro youths for better lives in DC
Former world light heavyweight champion Archie Moore demonstrated his Any Boy Can If He Wants To program for congressmen and Vallejo San Diego area youths. He urged open housing and radial equality while stressing scholarship, sportsmanship, and clean personal habits. The drill mixed boxing, military formation, and catechism with pledges and a list of don'ts for boys to follow.
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Washington
Archie Moore
Moore
San Diego
Vallejo
George Murphy
Calif
Murphy
Uncle Tom
Dwight Calloway
Skunk Patrols Warn City Amid Nighttime Civic Parade
In Cadillac Michigan patrols armed with 12 gauge shotguns roam at night chasing invaders seen as skunks. Seven captured in one night, killings reported at 30 or 40 this fall. The ten year patrol aims to curb trouble, promote moral precepts and defend residents. Congressmen on a Murphy arranged visit include Dirksen Javits and Mathias. The trip funded by Schick Safety Razor Co. A White House tour followed.
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Cadillac
Mich
Murphy
Sen
Everett Dirksen
R-Ill
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Robert B. Mathias
R-Calif
Schick Safety Razor Co
White House
Johnson nominates McAdams to National Transportation Safety Board
President Johnson named Francis H. McAdams former Civil Aeronautics Board employee to a five year term on the National Transportation Safety Board at a salary of twenty seven thousand dollars per year UPI reported on Wednesday McAdams will join the federal agency overseeing air rail and other transport safety measures.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Francis H. McAdams
Civil Aeronautics Board
National Transportation Safety Board
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