Catholic leaders meet Ford amid abortion views
Roman Catholic leaders praised Ford for supporting state based abortion policy but said they are not fully satisfied. The group, led by Cardinal Cooke and Archbishop Bernardin, met Ford to discuss constitutional amendments on abortion and contrasted with Carter's stance. Ford supports a constitutional amendment allowing states to set abortion policies rather than a nationwide ban.
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Carter
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Cincinnati
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
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St. Louis
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New York City
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NMMI board weighs coed admission and costs
New Mexico Military Institute regents consider Brig Gen C Robert Kemble report on admitting women to the Corps of Cadets. The plan, driven by an attorney general opinion, could bring changes in housing security and facilities with costs from 95 000 to 10 4 million and annual costs up to 535 500. Reg hybrid stance favors all male school while noting potential citizen support for coeducation.
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New Mexico Military Institute
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Toney Anaya
New Mexico
Kemble
J. Penrod Toles
Toles
Heroin smuggling routes eyed at New Mexico hearing
US Customs official reports over 10 000 pounds of heroin produced in Mexican fields reach the United States with only a small portion seized. He cites air smuggling through New Mexico as a major route and notes tension with the DEA while detailing 130 aircraft seizures and daily illegal flights.
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New Mexico
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International Bridge
176 Die in Yugoslav Air Collision Over Zagreb
A British airliner and a Yugoslav charter jet collided at 35 000 feet near Zagreb. All 176 aboard perished. Witnesses described scorched wreckage, scattered bodies, and extensive emergency response. The British plane had 54 passengers and nine crew. one American and one Canadian were among the passengers per a British Airways spokesman.
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Two-car crash injures three on rain slicked street
Three people were hurt when a car driven by Felipe Larez struck the rear of Eva Garden's auto as she turned left on North Main Street. Garden was cited for failure to yield. All three Garden members treated and released. Larez and wife and daughter hospitalized briefly.
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Eva C. Garden
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