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A member of the committee and sponsor of the measure, Rep. Frank L. Bunting (R-Brandon), said Friday that Atty. Gen. James M.

Jeffords wants the language cf the bill a bit more restrictive and clarified. As proposed, the measure would allow abortions in cases where doctors decide there is a "substantial risk the mother's life or health may be impaired" by continued pregnancy; where there is suostantial risk" the child may be "born with mental or physical defect," or where the pregnancy resulted from rape or incest. Jeffords has sugeested the committee insert the words "gravely or seriously impaired" in the first condition, and wants further explanation of the second iTUU VCD IZ3 SALE BEING HELD AT FOUR LOCATIONS MEDFORD QUINCY NATICK BOSTON 321 WASHINGTON ST. 20 to FCLLSWAT SHOFPINC PLAZA S7 PARKINCWAY SHERWOOD PLAZA, RT. 9 LIMITED TIME ONLY SORRY, NO PHONE ORDERS Legal Aid Mies Vt.

Welfare Dept. Associated Press MONTPELIER Vermont Legal Aid, has filed suit against the Vermont Social Welfare Department, charging it with violating Federal regulations, which require cost of living increases for persons receiving assistance under ANFC. ANFC is the Aid to Needy Families with Children program. Legal Aid director Richard Blum said Friday some S100 families in Vermont are affected by the ANFC programs. He urged action be taken retroactively for families which should have been receiving cost of living increases in payments last year.

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Gullivers Travels N.H. version Associated Press CONCORD A giant St. Bernard dog, whose owner later said is named "Gulliver," traveled unaccompanied Friday afternoon into Gov. Walter Peterson's office. The governor, grinning broadly, petted the friendly 150-pound brown and white animal and then shooed him out.

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