More women delaying starting families into thirties
A CDC study shows a rising share of first births to women over 29, jumping from 37 000 in 1970 to 250 000 in 1987, about 18 percent of all first births though still a minority, with expert noting a major shift in American family patterns.
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Welfare overhaul targets money from drug addicted mothers
Harrisburg report says Gov Casey administration plans to seize welfare funds from drug addicted mothers who abandon their children and give the money to those who raise them, with Public Welfare Secretary John White Jr outlining the rule changes amid rising crack dependency among recipients. Panel may hold clues to missing plane in Westerly, Rhode Island. Coast Guard rescues hindered as debris includes a cockpit-separating panel from the Britten-Norman Islander.
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Aquino says she'll hold on amid coup attempt in Manila
Wounded in the most serious uprising since Aquino took power, she remains in office as rebels seize parts of Manila. U.S. forces conducted limited air overflights to deter rebels. at least 64 people were wounded and battles raged from the palace to Camp Crame and other sites near Manila.
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Gorbachev seeks broader religious freedom and Vatican talks
Gorbachev promises freedom of conscience for Christians Muslims Jews and Buddhists in the Soviet Union and says a freedom law will be adopted. He and Pope John Paul II discuss interstate status and legalization of the Ukrainian Church as Vatican diplomacy advances.
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Europe wary of secret deal on U.S. troop cuts
Western allies fear a covert agreement with the Soviet Union may significantly reduce American troops in Europe. Diplomats recall Reykjavik tensions and stress desire for consultation as Bush and Gorbachev prepare a weekend summit. NATO officials warn a framework could emerge favoring deep reductions beyond Vienna talks.
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