Abortion Funding Sparks Virginia General Assembly Debate
The 1978 Virginia General Assembly faces a heated clash over using state funds for abortions after Congress cut federal Medicaid money and the Virginia Board of Health proposed halting funding unless pregnancy endangers life. Proponents warn of rising welfare costs and inequity for the poor, while opponents fear a taxpayer-funded moral issue.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Virginia
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Virginia Board of
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Department of Health
Mills Godwin
State Board of Health
John Dalton
Warren Stambaugh
Darlington
Lechner
Ralph Axselle
Dhenrico
Stambaugh
William Grossman
Jack Spiro
Walter F. Sullivan
PEPCO Overcharged Customers By 26 Million In 1976
Environmental Action Foundation says PEPCO customers paid $26 million for excess generating capacity in 1976 after PEPCO could have met demand with 43 percent less capacity. The study ranks PEPCO 13th in excess capacity among 100 utilities, with VEPCO cited as near right capacity.
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Potomac Electric Power Co
Environmental Action Foundation
Virginia Electric Power Company
Foundation
Edison Electric Institute
W. Reid Thompson
Environmental Protection Agency
Horace Webb
Virginia Electric and Power Co
VEPCO
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