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Supreme Court / Abortion / Statutory Rape / Amish #515820

NBC Evening News for Monday, Mar 23, 1981
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(Studio) Supreme Court ruling on abortions for minors discussed.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(DC) Implications of ruling for antiabortion forces examined; films shown. Background to Utah case noted. [WOMAN - criticizes ruling.] [Former UT attorney general Robert HANSEN - notes states' attitude towards abortion.] Opinion today of Chief Justice Warren Burger outlined. [UT women's clinic spokesperson Sandy BAGLEY - notes ruling makes those seeking abortion fugitives.] National implications of ruling mentioned.
REPORTER: Carl Stern Artist: Betty Wells

(Studio) Supreme Court's decision on California statutory rape law with regard to sexual discrimination claims reported Court said also agreeing to decide on responsibility of Amish employers with regard to income tax and Social Security
REPORTER: John Chancellor

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Stern, Carl
Duration:
00:02:40

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