Dissenting judges clash over when life begins in abortion case
In New York Court of Appeals dissenters Adrian Burke and John Scileppi dispute the majority on whether life begins at conception and who should decide abortion legality. Fordham professor Robert Byrn plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, while critics cite grim fates of unborn children in hospitals and research.
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Global bullish mood cited from Stockholm to Hanoi
The piece quotes Gunnar Myrdal in Stockholm praising America's potential for radical change and its Puritan roots. It notes U.S. stock firms, Nixon administration aims, Jimmy Snyder's Vegas forecast backing Dow 1000 by 1973, and a Vietnam war metaphor of an old tree of freedom holding firm amid fierce winds.
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Capital punishment debate raised by local letter writer
In a Medina letter, R Kenneth Smelser argues Supreme Court rulings threaten the death penalty, invoking biblical verses from Genesis Exodus and Luke to defend state execution. The writer links America’s founding to capital punishment and urges adherence to Bible commands.
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Westfield Swim Team Raises Funds for Red Cross Relief
Editorial praises the Westfield Swim Team for 24 hour fund raising and swimming effort aiding flood relief through the Red Cross. Mrs G N Rennels thanks The Gazette for crediting the youths and notes the valuable experience and pride of the participants.
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Meany and Meany’s AFL CIO Cautiously Eye McGovern
In Washington Ralph de Toledano notes AFL CIO chief George Meany scales the 1972 race with caution. Meany distrusts the New Left’s Labor critique yet seeks practical deals with Nixon or McGovern as Congress weighs bills harming organized labor. He weighs party, press, and rank and file discontent before Election Day.
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The Voice Of Business Change Do We Really Want It
Arch Booth argues that political change offers both benefits and risks and may not satisfy all groups. He stresses gradual, predictable progress over abrupt shifts, warns of backlash, and notes labor power stakes affecting the Democratic coalition amid 1970s tensions.
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Shakespearean Advice for Democrats from West Lampoon
Dick West mocks the Democratic split with a faux interview using Shakespeare lines. Shirley MacLaine comments on McGovern and the Miami Beach rift while the Bard offers quips on reconciliation, loyalty, and politics ending with pragmatic counsel for candidates.
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