From wheel chair to saddle in handicapped riding program
Amelia Kane of Chester exemplifies a therapeutic leap through Highland Farms Riding School and Thorncroft Equestrian Center. The article profiles her cerebral palsy journey from wheel chair to accomplished equestrian, and highlights programs by HSUS and SIRE that promote riding for the handicapped across stables in Delaware and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Highland Farms Riding School
Thorncroft Equestrian Center
Amelia Kane
Amelia
Bill
Katie
Delaware
Wilmington
Cindy Clarke
Humane Society of the United States
HSUS
Clarke
Alfred I. duPont Institute
Bellevue Park Stables
Alice Coleman
MS. Kane
Highland Riding Stable
Malvern
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Saunders Dixon
Dixon
Whose choice in the abortion debate rouses state action
A reader letter discusses abortion rights and House Bill 71 a constitutional convention proposal to grant fetus rights from fertilization. It notes states debating anti abortion resolutions and cites Supreme Court precedent and safety measures for contraception. Marie Keeney warns the resolution bans abortion in all cases and risks a dangerous black market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of ‘Representatives
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Utah
New Jersey
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
South Dakota
Rhode Island
Marie Keeney
The
State Commission For Women
Standpoint on abortion rights and legal choices
A 1970s view argues abortion is a matter of religious controversy and not murder. It defends a woman's right under 1973 Supreme Court ruling to decide to terminate a pregnancy and urges opposing House Bill 71 to protect life and access to safe, legal abortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Congress
Supreme Court
House
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Ee Orl Ly Times
Walt
Cher
Safari
State Capitol
By Trisha Cofiell