Reagan meets anti abortion leaders in push for ban
President Reagan met with anti abortion leaders to back a constitutional amendment banning abortion as about 50 000 foes marched on Congress in a bid to move the issue forward. Central New York delegates joined the rally from Syracuse and returned early today. The organizers said they expect Congress to pass the amendment this session while abortion rights groups warned of setbacks to birth control. Leaders said Reagan offered no new commitment but many expect his attendance at next year’s march.
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Baltimore Sun
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White House
Nellie Gray
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Fremont
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Alameda County
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Truong
Roy Pucci
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Bishops Press Reagan to Halt El Salvador Aid
Baltimore Archbishop and U S Catholic leaders press President Reagan to end military aid to El Salvador, citing human rights abuses and past killings. The letter campaign, led by Archbishop Roach, targets White House officials and extends to Carter and other officials, with many bishops reportedly participating.
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Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Catholic Bishops
United States
Ronald Reagan
el Salvador
Washington
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White House
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United States Catholic Conference
St. Paul
Minneapolis
National Church
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North
San Salvador
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Reagan
Carter
Archbishop Borders
Borders
Nixon tapes urged to stay confidential by former president's lawyer
Richard Nixon's lawyer asked the U S Court of Appeals to keep Oval Office tapes confidential unless the government proves each tape non confidential. Mortenson pushed a presumption of privilege for idle conversations while government lawyers warned a transcription burden would be enormous. The dispute stems from Congress actions seizing tapes and White House papers under the Presidential Recordings act.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
White House
R. Stan Mortenson
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Nixon
Oval Office
Appeals
Mortenson
U.S
Aubrey 8. Robinson
Robinson
General Services Administration
GSA
District Court
Reporters Committee For Freedom of the Press
Justice Department
Carter Review Reporters Committee
Mark
Spooner
Carter
Alfred Mollin
Appeals Court
Mullin
Congress
National Archives
Flu widespread as 37 states report outbreaks
Federal health officials say flu has spread across most the country with outbreaks in 37 states. Tennessee reports its worst epidemic in 60 years with 12,797 cases last week, while Rhode Island estimates 100,000 residents may catch influenza this winter. Beds fill in central Florida and several states report school closures and high absentee rates.
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UPI
Florida
Tennessee
Rhode Island
Robert Mullan
Mullan
Mississippi
Timothy Nolan
National Centers For Disease Control
The
Health Agency
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