Beaten wives sue in landmark New York case
A group of twelve battered wives filed a New York state Supreme Court suit charging police and Family Court officials with failing to act against wifebeaters. The 102 page complaint asserts police routinely refuse arrests and claim marital immunity, delaying protection orders and denying same day access to judges.
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New York
United States
State Supreme Court
Michael Codd
James Kenny
Family Court
Robert Sullivan
State Division of Probation
Marjory Fields
Ten congresswomen vow action after court ruling on pregnancy
In Washington AP reports ten congresswomen pledged to seek change after a Supreme Court decision that allows excluding pregnant women from company sick leave. They consider legislation tightening sex discrimination clauses under the Civil Rights Act and a bill banning discrimination in insurance.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Congresswomen
Congress moves to abolish Joint Atomic Energy Committee
The Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee faces abolition as House Democrats strip its bill drafting power. Senate action may suffice, with full House expected to back the move. Rep. Clarence Long argues the panel raises nuclear war risk by exporting plant distribution. Defenders include Reps. John Young and Mike McCormack.
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Washington
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
United States
House Democrats
Joint Committee
Senate
House
House Democratic Caucus
Clarence Long
John Young
D-Tex
Mike McCormack
D-Wash
N H approves daily lottery in New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire UPI Gov Meldrim Thomson and the state executive council unanimously approved a daily numbers game for New Hampshire. Sweepstakes Commission Director Edward Powers said it will make New Hampshire the fifth state with such a betting system.
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Concord. N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
State Executive Council
Sweepstakes Commission
Edward Powers
Daily Paper Prices and Subscriptions Rates for New York
The notice lists daily paper subscription options with prices for advance payments and various terms. Rates include one month, three months, six months, and yearly totals, with separate postage charges and outside New York State adjustments.
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Ares
New York
Advan Daily Lyr
BYIO
New York State
Mos. J Mas. Mos
HEW defends Medicaid plan for children
HEW administrator Robert Fulton says the federal child health program needs more time to prove its value and should not be abolished. A Southern Conference study found failures in 11 Southern states, while Rep. Moss blamed bureaucratic ineptitude and Mathews for tolerance of inaction.
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Washington
Department of Health Education and Welfare
HEW
Robert Fulton
John Moss
D-Calif
David Mathews
Moss
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