Senate House clash over abortion funds and Medicaid rule
The Senate and House move to clash over federal funds for abortions after a Supreme Court ruling tightens restrictions on Medicaid financed procedures. The Senate seeks a middle path allowing abortions to save a life or in rape or incest cases, while the House demands a total ban. A conference will resolve differences on the 60.6 to 61.3 billion dollar appropriations bill amid Hyde Amendment disputes. The court’s decision may compel HEW to halt or resume Medicaid abortion payments within 25 days.
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Girl Scout Abduction Shocks Florida Camp Members
Charlotte Grosse 15 was kidnapped at Oscar Scherer State Park as her sister and a friend watched. Deputies and volunteers combed Bradenton area after a heavyset man dragged her from a tent. The abductor telephoned home to say he would free her but released no details. Police search continues as sheriff notes unlikely wooded-area location.
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Charlotte Grosse
Nokomis
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Oscar Scherer State Park
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Locust Grove
Okla
Road bids awarded for 18 miles in four counties
Contracts for resurfacing about 18 miles of Barbour Harrison Preston and Taylor County roads were awarded. The statewide program covers over 360 miles with $898,106 of the $8.2 million allocated. County breakdown includes Barbour J F Allen Co 145,890 for US 20. Barbour Upshur JF Allen Co 207,162 for US 119. Harrison Black Rock Contracting 160,076 for WV 20. Preston Preston Contractors 245,?24 for WV 7 and WV 26. Taylor Preston Contractors 142,054 for US 250.
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U.S
JF. Allen Co
Barbour Co
Kingwood Rd
W.va
Howesville
Preston Contractors, Inc
Kingwood
Webster
Preston Contractors
Pikeville Plans Move for McCoy Cemetery for Sports Complex
Pikeville officials intend to relocate Dill Cemetery containing Randall McCoy and 261 others to clear land for a 3 million, 12,000 seat sports and civic complex. The move spurs protests from Kentucky history buffs and McCoy descendants who filed a federal suit in Lexington to stop the plan.
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Webster
West Virginia
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Buster
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OPEC to halt July price rise amid union push
Nine OPEC members will forgo the July 1 5 percent price hike to keep unity. Saudi Arabia and the UAE will raise their prices by 5 percent, potentially lifting US crude costs and nudging gasoline and heating fuel prices slightly higher. Iraqi and Libyan plans remain unclear as Perez’s mediation favors cartel cohesion.
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Bicentennial agency winds down amid uncommemorated history
Washington AP reports the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration ends after years of controversy with two thirds of the Revolution unmarked. Final report to Congress marks the shift of observance duties to the Interior Department, amid reflection on a politicized era and renewed talk of 1987 constitutional observances.
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Hospital register lists admissions and discharges by facility
Grafton City Hospital and other facilities report admissions on June 27 29 and 30 across towns including Moatsville Preston Memorial Clarksburg and others. Names include Alice Menear Laura Hannon Robert Williams Gloria Stout Bonita etc along with numerous departments and a long list of patient names and attendants across multiple locations.
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Grafton
Taylor County
Laura Hannon
Lincoln St
Grafton City Hospital
Alice Menear
Cather Towers
Alice Miles
Ross St
Robert Williams
Moatsville
Jeff Fleming
William Ward
Alfreta Bolliger
Preston Memorial Hospital
Tunnelton
Lucille Bailer
Cindy Thorn
Independence
Celia Shaffer
Bowlesburg
Austin Bever
Kingwood
Robert_ FF
Loughry
Clarksburg
Gloria Stout
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