Birth control, marriages cited in rise of illegitimate births
Washington population experts link a sharp rise in births outside marriage to unmarried women who are liberal but not using birth control. The Census Bureau reports illegitimate births grew from 90,000 in 1940 to 448,000 in 1975, amid postwar economic stress and delayed marriages.
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Glick
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Martin O'Connell
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NYC Papers Hit By Major Newspaper Strike
New Yorkers turned to television radio and other outlets as the printing pressmen strike halted The New York Times Daily News and New York Post. With no talks planned the city faced potential long disruption to news and business leaders warned of disastrous economic impact. Mayor Edward Koch called the situation unbearable.
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New York Post
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Recall battle hardens in Cleveland city politics
In Cleveland a recall bid targets Mayor Dennis Kucinich with 22 of 33 council members backing removal. Supporters say his confrontational style and staffing failures fuel the effort while pro Kucinich groups organize volunteers and media access amid polls showing mixed outcomes.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Public Library
Support Kucinich Committee
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Recall Committee
Janiewicz
Kucinich
Cardinals Ignore Paul's Wish for Simple Burial
The papal funeral arrangements unfold as mourners flood Rome. Pope Paul VI, who died at 80, wished a simple burial with no monument, and his will urges poverty and humility. Vatican sources note prior burial site choices but reiterate his call for a plain tomb and burning of personal writings.
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College of Cardinals
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Ohio News in Brief Recaps City Woes and Unemployment
Cleveland poll shows 22 percent say life improved under Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich while 26 percent say it worsened and 52 percent see no change. Major city problems cited are recall drive busing and finances. Separate Ohio claims figures note 13 235 first-time jobless claims for week ending Aug 5 up 7.2 percent with 71 481 continuing claims and 85 215 total benefits down 1.1 percent from prior week. Dayton officials review civil service irregularities with possible charges and disciplinary steps. Irvin Zimmerman dies after being repeatedly rammed by a buffalo on his farm in Preble County. sheriff deputies say the animal had escaped and was shot after attacks.
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UPI
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Giles
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Dayton, Ohio
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Dayton
Civil Service
Alloway
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Grover W. O'Connor
Civil Service Board
Walter W. Stebbins
William Byrd
West
Alexandria
Ohio
Irvin Zimmerman
Preble County
Zimmerman
Kettering Hospital
Sheriff's Deputies
Spa owner denies prostitution charge and plans to reopen
Miss Wang, who runs the spa solo after previous staffing, faces charges prosecutors describe as involving some sexual activity and promoting prostitution. Her attorney pledges innocence while she awaits further proceedings. Detectors say questioning was delayed due to language barriers and lack of English proficiency. Public complaints triggered the investigation as the spa prepared to reopen today.
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Jayman
Jezewski
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John Haynes
Riley
Spa
Carter claims Egypt primed for war at Camp David talks
The Jerusalem Post reports President Carter told NYT’s Hedrick Smith and ABC’s Barbara Walters of an Egyptian military buildup ahead of Camp David. Begin and Sadat reportedly accepted Carter’s invitation for talks set for Sept. 5, with October seen as a peace deadline amid aging Sinai II terms.
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