Court rules on abortion in two cases
The Supreme Court split 6-3 to uphold Ohio rules requiring parental notification or judicial approval for unmarried minors seeking abortions and 5-4 to permit Minnesota’s parental notification with a judicial bypass option, while striking down a two parent notification provision. The rulings affect minors but do not change adult abortion rights.
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Wallingford Swarthmore board to study district reorganization
The Wallingford Swarthmore School Board voted to form a three member committee led by Nancy Graham Don Auten and Susanne Smith to study reorganization options for a month with the aim of presenting a unanimously acceptable plan. Residents pleaded to keep neighborhood schools and petitioned 3 320 signatures for Option Five Plus while noting Option One’s dismantling of neighborhood schools.
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Freind cheers ruling on Ohio abortion law upholding ban
Harrisburg report notes Rep. Steve Freind of Haverford, a leading anti-abortion advocate in the state Legislature, praised the Supreme Court decision that upheld an Ohio abortion law. The ruling reinforces limits on abortion access and positions Freind as a vocal backer of restrictive measures.
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