Abortion foes, supporters mark ninth anniversary
In Washington D C thousands of abortion backers and foes planned marches and services as Congress weighs bills. Catholic officials named today a national day of prayer and fasting for the unborn while pro choice groups stressed broad religious support for abortion rights. The anti abortion march, led by Nellie Gray, pressed for the Paramout Unity Human Life Amendment to protect the right to life from fertilization onward. Strategy divisions split the movement ahead of Capitol Hill activity.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Congress
Capitol Hill
Reagan
Patricia Gavett
Religious
Coaltion For
Morton Blackwell
Office of Public Liaison
Blackwell
Nellie Gray
Jesse Helms
S.C
Senate
Thomas Luken
Ohio
Robert Dornan
Calif
March For Life
Reagan foes press for more conservative stance on morals and budget
A coalition of top conservatives at a Washington meeting expressed disappointment in Ronald Reagan s first year. They criticized the administration for moral initiative, foreign policy moderation, and budget cuts while urging reductions in entitlements and a staffing purge at the State Department viewed as Kissinger remnants. They backers of Falwell and Weyrich noted tensions with aides Baker Bush and Haig and warned of a fight between Reagan and his own aides.
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Howard Phillips
Paul Weyrich
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Jerry Falwell
The
Moral Majority
Terry Dolan
National Conservative Political Action Committee
Showalter
Office of Management and Budget
Judge to rule on closing von Bulow trial
In Newport Rhode Island UPI reports Judge Thomas H Needham will decide today on a motion to close the courtroom to the press and public during evidence about a black bag and insulin tinged needle found in Claus von Bulow s locked closet The defense seeks secrecy claiming jurors could not insulate themselves from publicity while the state argues for open proceedings.
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Newport, R.L
UPI
Claus von Bulow
Thomas H. Needham
von Bulow
Martha
Sunny
Needham
Infant remains missing in Flight 90 crash disaster
In Washington, the infant body remained missing as investigators work to recover more wreckage from the Air Florida Boeing 737 crash into the Potomac River. Ninety crew and passengers perished, with five survivors. Divers will continue clean sweep operations to retrieve debris and bodies as access to the river bottom expands.
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Washington
UPI
Potomac River
Francis McAdams
National Transportation Safety Board
Air Florida
District OF Columbia
James Shugart
Navy
Stephen Dela
14Th Street
National Airport
Florida
Pentagon
US Postal Service
Army
Ronald Duchin
FDR named top president in Siena survey
LOUDONVILLE NY UPI report says Franklin D Roosevelt tops a year long Siena College survey of presidential ability. Jefferson ranks second Lincoln fourth Reagan 16th Nixon 28th Carter 33rd and Harding noted as the worst president. The study, by Douglas Lonnstrom, involved 300 professors and 42 responses per professor.
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N.Y
UPI
George Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ronald Reagan
James Monroe
Thomas Jefferson
Siena College Department of Mathematics
Jefferson
SIENA
Douglas Lonnstrom
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Truman
James Madison
John Adams
College
Lonnstrom
Reagan
Congress
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Warren Harding
Teapot Dome
Chronicle Telegram Item From January 22 1982
A fragment from The Chronicle Telegram dated January 22 1982 mentions East Avenue and a P O box 4610 in Dyria with minimal readable context. The text appears damaged and lacks clear names or events to summarize beyond the date and location.
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Chrenicle Telegram
East Avenue
P.O
Dyria
Custody fight over white son sparks Klan protest in Millen
In Millen Georgia lawyers vow to press the custody case to the state Supreme Court after a Georgia Court of Appeals refused a new hearing for Kathy Blackburn. The Millen City Council denied a Ku Klux Klan leafleting request backing the judge's decision amid community criticism of media coverage.
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Millen, Ga
UPI
State Supreme Court
Millen
Invisible Empire
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia Court of Appeals
Kathy Blackburn
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