Abortion Duel Lays Groundwork for Albany Debates
In New York State a forthcoming 1990 abortion debate grows from a Supreme Court ruling that states may regulate abortion access. Pro choice and pro life camps plan bills on clinic sit ins and parental or spousal influence, while advocates warn against limiting protest and privacy rights.
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Missouri
Webster Vs. Reproductive Health Services
Supreme Court
Albany
New York City
Alan Guttmacher Institute
New York State
Puttin on the Ritz and the Capitol Hill fixer
Marilyn Quayle used a Capitol Hill fixer to obtain a large budget line for the vice president residence. The budget shows $578,000 for care and operation, with plans to convert the Naval Observatory quarters to a three-bedroom children's suite. The move bypassed elected officials in favor of the staff director Aubrey Gunnels, prompting questions about influence and costs.
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Marilyn Quayle
Capitol Hill
Washington
Wrders
Ory Innce
Evemie
White House
Aubrey
Tex” Gunnels
Gunnels
Roybal
Children Run Make-Believe Drug Ring On Playground
Police in Lebanon Pennsylvania found a 10 year old boy and a 9 year old girl operating a pretend drug trade, selling bags of grass clippings and sugar. They kept sales notes and wrote cifras like Cocaine small half-bag 55 cents. The story links broader issues of drug abuse across communities and urges better police community cooperation to curb drugs.
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Lebanon
Sabine Street
Syracuse
National Urban League
Coopera
League
United States
Maria Hernandez
Brooklyn
Bushwick
Hernandez
From Starr Street to a Safer America
In Brooklyn a shooting on Starr Street kills Maria Hernandez, highlighting drug violence nationwide. The piece reviews William Bennett's national drug policy plan urging comprehensive enforcement, education, and treatment, with focus on street-level pushers, increased funding, accountability, and a hopeful path to safer streets for all Americans.
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Brooklyn
Maria Hernandez
New Jersey
Starr Street
Carlos Hernandez
Hernandez
Bronx
Maria
Rosa
Washington
William J. Bennett
Congress
Starr
America
Lebanon
Beirut
Bennett
Bush
Hastings Trial Ends After 24 Days Of Testimony
Washington reports the fourth trial of Judge Alcee Hastings concluded last week after 24 days of testimony. The record will print in September with closing arguments in October in a Senate vote on conviction. Hastings faces removal from the bench and loss of his $89,500 salary if two thirds convict.
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Washington
Alcee Hastings
Senate
Hastings
Johnny Carson
Ananias
Acts
Carter
Florida
Tom
Frank Romano
Teamsters
Teamsters Pension Fund
William A. Borders Jr
Borders
the Romanos
House of Representatives
Hart Office
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Stephen A. Rogers
Timothy D. Bunn
Timothy P. Atseff
Donald P. Pickard
James F. Kleinklaus
Thomas J. Heck
Ritz
House Appropriations Committee
Jamie Whitten
Dmiss
Ed Roybal
D-Calif
Appropriations
Treasury, Postal Service
General Government
Executive Office
Shifisheves
Alan Baron
House
James J. Kilpatrick
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