Abortion Counseling Ruling Faces Constitutional Questions
The piece critiques the May 23 Supreme Court decision in the Roe era debate, arguing the Rust v Suivan ruling rests on statutory rather than constitutional grounds, and discusses the 14th Amendment liberty concept, public health act program language, and implications for free speech in federally regulated facilities. It cites Rep. Wyden’s bid to overturn the ruling and reflects on jurisprudence standards and related political reactions.
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Opportunistic crash faking highlights Chicago style
In a Royko reprint, a temp at a Chicago law firm spots a bus crash and fakes injury to cash in, prompting firemen to treat him as injured. Other anecdotes include bystanders feigning harm after public transport collisions, and a prankster who later becomes wealthy after an accidental lawsuit.
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Children of Iraq deserve care beyond war’s end
Robert Maynard argues that the war’s toll on Iraqi children, estimated at up to 170000 deaths by year’s end, reveals the need for humanitarian aid despite political aims. He notes Sumer’s legacy and questions the United States stance on assisting ordinary Iraqis after ousting Saddam Hussein.
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