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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1976
Page
4
New Jersey Supreme Court rules Karen Ann Quinlan's parents may decide to withhold life support if doctors see no hope for recovery. Chief Justice Richard J. Hughes writes the unanimous decision emphasizing no criminal homicide in these circumstances.
Karen Ann Quinlan’s father visits his comatose daughter at her New Jersey hospital day after the state Supreme Court ruled she may exercise a right to die if doctors confirm no recovery. Attorney Paul Armstrong says decisions on disconnecting life support depend on appellate actions by involved parties and hospital ethics review.
Bishop Abel Muzorewa said African liberators circle Rhodesia with Soviet and Cuban aid to step up the armed struggle. He spoke at Makerere University in Kampala, with Uganda Radio citing the claim and noting shifts in his stance on outside help.
The Army announced plans to close eight bases and cut civilian and military jobs at 20 others to save 42 million dollars annually. Secretary Hoffmann said 17 759 military and civilian positions would be affected with 3 600 civilian jobs eliminated, and 1 400 soldiers reassigned to combat roles.
UPI report from Washington says complex technical problems and a chill in U S Soviet relations slow two major arms talks. Negotiators fail to reach a satisfactory agreement to limit peaceful nuclear explosions by March 31 and the Threshold Test Ban Treaty may not enter into force as planned. If no deal in 60 days parts of SALT II may be reviewed with talks paused until after the November election.
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