Death of Bay Village teen fuels abortion debate in England
Joanne Michael, 18, from Bay Village and pregnant, died in London after an abortion procedure. Coroner ruled inadequate care at a nursing home contributed, while pathologists cited anesthesia as the fatal factor. The case amplifies controversy over Britain’s liberal Abortion Act and its social clauses cited by opponents.
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England
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Bay Village
Wilson Kay
Joanne
Ohio
Kay
Britain
Michael
John Burton
Burton
Director of Public Prosecutions
Lady Margaret Nursing Home
Ealing
Miss Henderson
St 'Tne
Pulse
Journal For
Doctors
Pompidou Favored In French Runoff For De Gaulle Succession
French voters faced a runoff between Georges Pompidou and Alain Poher to fill the De Gaulle presidency. Polls showed Pompidou leading Poher 58 to 42 with up to 35 percent abstaining as Communist guidance to boycott swayed the race.
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Paris
UPI
Georges Pompidou
Alain Poher
Charles de Gaulle
France
Pompidou
Communist Party
Poher
Mid-air collision claims lives of 9
Two private planes collided in fog near Waterford Connecticut and exploded into Long Island Sound killing nine people. The Beachcraft carried four adults from California, the Piper Apache carried five from New Jersey and Brooklyn including three children. Navy divers joined the Coast Guard search as night fell.
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The
Coast Guard
Jack Johnstone
Donald Plumb
San Juan Capistrano
Calif
Linden
N.J
James V. Richey
Brooklyn
Navy
Paul Tombari
Laborers reach wage accord ending Lorain County strike
Negotiators for Local 758 and the Ohio Contractors Association signed a two year contract granting a total $7 per hour by July 1 1970 and ending a strike that halted major construction since June 1 Immediate raises include 53 cents and 15 cents for pension plus 2 cents for training with further increases scheduled through July 1970 to reach the target wage and fringe benefits.
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Lorain County
International Association of Laborers
Ohio Contractors Association
Holiday Inn
Rt. 67
758
Lunar lander tests achieve successful flights at Space Center
Neil Armstrong piloted the wingless Lunar Landing Training Vehicle through two liftoffs and two touchdowns in about five minutes, reaching up to 100 feet. Officials called the first flight very satisfactory as all objectives were completed. Earlier, Armstrong checked engines before practice runs.
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Space Center
Houston
UPI
Neil Armstrong
Pentagon outlines plans for Viet troop withdrawal
The Pentagon announced a plan to pull about 9,000 Army troops including 2,000 reservists back to the continental United States and deactivate their units. In total 25,000 Army Marine and Navy personnel will withdraw from Vietnam by August end, with Navy numbers initially under 1,000.
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Fred 8. Hoffman Washington
Army
Vietnam
Navy
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Defense Department
9Th Infantry Division
Continental
United States
Air National Guard
Korea
Elyrian guilty in hallucinogen case and raid
A 21 year old Elyrian, Thomas Moyer of 143 Bath St, was found guilty in municipal court of possession of a hallucinogen and sale of the drug after a Feb 28 raid on Broad Street. He received 60 days in jail and a 500 dollar fine with probation conditions. Federal agents seized 120 LSD tablets in the raid at Sabota’s second floor apartment above the Lake Theatre.
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Broad Street
Elyrian
Thomas Moyer
Bath St
Moyer
Frank M. Wilcox
Timothy Sabota
Sabota
Lake Theatre
Weather Outlook With Cool Highs And Showers
A cool outlook with occasional rain fading to scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. Highs today in the upper 50s and lows in the lower range. Details 1 8.
Soviets discussed Asian defense pact against China
Western and Asian diplomats say Brezhnev hinted at creating a collective security system in Asia. Moscow reportedly eyes India Pakistan Afghanistan Singapore Burma as members and recalls ambassadors as a possible signal, while Dobrynin's trip fuels Middle East peace theories.
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UPI
Soviet Union
China
Kremlin
Moscow
Asia
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dobrynin
Middle East
Leondr. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
World Communist Congress
Brezhnev
India
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Singapore
Cambodia
Burma
Warsaw Pact
Japan
Peking
Accident claims Collins man in early morning crash
A 23 year old Collins man, Dennis Bowling, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 11 05 am yesterday from injuries suffered about ten hours earlier when his car ran off Rt 113 near Milan and struck a tree stump. He was thrown from the vehicle and later moved from Norwalk Fisher-Titus Hospital to Elyria.
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Collins
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dennis Bowling
Rt. 113
Milan
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Elyria Hospital
Flames engulf Open Pit Restaurant on Chestnut Street
Fire officials estimate the loss at $3,008 after a blaze at 69 Chestnut Street damaged the Open Pit Restaurant. Elyria firefighter streams water through a window as flames poured out, with the fire confined by fire walls. Smoke damaged nearby McGuire's Auto Parts and Margie's Sewing Shop in the same building.
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Elyria
McGuire
Margie
Dick McKinley
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