Governor Signals Support for Parental Notification Law on Teens Abortion
Governor Hugh Carey indicated backing for a New York law requiring doctors to notify a minor's parents before an abortion in certain cases. He cited the Utah standard upheld by the Supreme Court and shifted from his 1978 counseling proposal, signaling a potential Legislature battle over parental notification amid his funding stance for Medicaid abortions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fiess
Albany
Hugh Carey
Carey
New York
National Organization For Women
Utah
U.S. Supreme Court
Hadley to head editors for NY Newspaper Group
Don Hadley managing editor of Finger Lakes Times in Geneva was elected president of the New York State Society of Newspaper Editors. He succeeds William Cotter of Syracuse Herald Journal. John Murphy of Peekskill Evening Star elected vice president and Tony Insolia of Newsday as treasurer.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
William Gates
Oneonta Daily Star
Foster Spencer
Buffalo Evening News
Raymond T. Schuler
New York State Business Council
Transportation
Society
Friend of the Free Press
Privacy Standoff As Rochester Quintuplet Parents Speak
In Rochester AP notes parents of a hospitalized quintuplet strive to protect privacy despite public interest. They state they are careful but open to sharing information, while emphasizing their personal feelings and status remains private.
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Rochester
Deborah Jean Reach
Tlings
Carey Defends Allies and Hair During Albany Press Conference
Gov. Hugh L. Carey defended his labor-relations chief Meyer Frucher and his ties to Chicago businesswoman Evangeline Gouletas at a 40-minute Red Room briefing. He denied engagement rumors, quipped about spring hair color, and defended running-mate options while announcing Ronald Goldstock as deputy attorney general over the Organized Crime Task Force. Carey outlined budget priorities including caps, welfare, Medicaid costs, and a stance against the death penalty.
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Robert Abrams
Hugh Carey
Ronald Goldstock
Albany
Carey
Goldstock
Hugh L. Carey
Meyer Frucher
Chicago
Evangeline Gouletas
Mario Cuomo
Red Room
State Business Council
Raymond Schuler
Cuomo
New York City
Frucher
Senate
Norman Levy
Labor Committee
Levy
U.S. Department of Labor
Frank Hogan
Robert M. Morgenthau
New York
Criminal
Backers press for legalized casinos in New York state
Albany AP backers say legalized casinos could create 150000 jobs and attract about 500 million in annual state revenues. The Coalition for Casino Gambling cites a Program Planners Inc report forecasting 3 billion in new investment, 1.5 billion annual tourist spend diverted from Atlantic City, and major regional impacts in New York City Catskills and Niagara Frontier.
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Pat Fergus
Albany
New York State
Coalition For
Atlantic City
N.J
New York
New York City
Catskills
Niagara Falls
Program Planners Inc
Niagara Frontier
Coalition
James Parker
Concord
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Gedy
Cyystal Photo
RCA
Cable
HBO
S. Main Street
Salina St
Montheu
Shop City
Westvale
ShopCity Shopping
P.D.Q
Hitchcock
Hitchcock Chair CO
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Hitchcocksville
Coma
Glidden
Gur
Cnach
Sanitas
Reed
Daly
W. Genesee ST
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