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Right to death law in California sparks living will case
Lindley Hutchens, who died at 61 after choosing a natural death under California's living-will law, embodied an early use of the policy later echoed in other states. The law requires terminal illness, signed living wills, and strict witnessing rules, with physicians not bound unless conditions meet criteria. Denmark considers free contraceptives to cut abortions as 27,000 abortions cost over $20 million. ministry studies cost-saving measures.
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Bob Egelko
Sacramento
Calif
Lindley Hutchens
Hutchens
California
Hutchens and
Los Angeles
Ben Nicholas
Leisure World
California Pro-Life Council
Marian Banducci
Friends
Copenhagen
Denmark
Ministry of Social Welfare