Court Passes Up Chance To Decide Abortion Case
The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to a no abortion policy at Orange Memorial Hospital in Orange Texas. The hospital is privately operated yet government funded, built with public funds, and the ruling leaves it free to prohibit abortions under a 1973 precedent.
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Today in History December 2 1975 highlights recap
Events on this date span 1804 Napoleon crowned emperor of France 1805 Austerlitz victory 1823 Monroe Doctrine outline 1942 Chicago nuclear chain reaction demo 1956 Castro attempted Cuba overthrow 1960 Anglican Archbishop visits the pope 1969 fatal fire in Quebec 198? Enterprise launches strikes in Vietnam 199? Takeo Miki named Japanese prime minister Birthdays Maggie Smith Julie Harris Thought for today and a bicentennial note on Continental Congress ships sent to Chesapeake Bay.
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Julie Harris
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Wall Street Journal
Continental Congress
Chesapeake Bay
Cher and Sonny Bono May Team for CBS Series
Cher and ex husband Sonny Bono, who ended their marriage and TV show last season, may headline a new CBS series as early as February. Bono publicist Jay Bernstein declined comment on the reports. Cher recently divorced Gregg Allman, then withdrew a later divorce petition. Allman petitioned for dissolution while Cher pursued separate TV work amid falling ratings.
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Cher
Sonny Bono
Jay Bernstein
Bono
CBS
Gregg Allman
Allman
Macon
Pittsburgh furloughs top 700 as teachers strike looms
Pittsburgh Board of Public Education furloughed more than 700 nonstriking staff as about 3,700 teachers and 700 aides walked out after rejecting the final contract. About 62,000 students face suspended activities while saw 1,400 nonstriking employees awaiting status. 155 security aides remain active.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Board of Public Education
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Education standards need funding to be effective
Virginia officials urge revising quality education standards to focus on learning basic skills and career prep while tying them to sufficient funding. State leaders warn current spending strains hinder implementing the standards amid calls for major revisions. Kathleen Cleaver discusses her husband Eldridge Cleaver's return to America and his legal woes after exile.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Board of Education
Vincent C. Thomas
Thomas
W.E. Campbell
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Senate Clerk Denied Support by Richmond Coalition
Moderate and liberal Virginia senators told Senate clerk Louise Lucas they will not back her bid for re election as the coalition seeks to curb Edward Willey power. Rumors say Lucas may resign before the December caucus. J T Shropshire could succeed Lucas if chosen. Willey and Lucas faced criticism for rigid conservatism and friendliness with Gov Mills Godwin. The coalition planned to strip Willey of either the Rules or Finance chair by a vote of 25 of 35 Democrats. Willey said he is not upset and will not change his views.
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Senate Finance Committee
Adelard Brault
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Roanoke
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