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Fetus protection bill advances in House amid abortion clash
The House approved a fetal protection act to make harming a fetus a federal crime in the course of another offense. Support comes from anti abortion groups while opponents warn it threatens Roe v Wade. The measure passed 252 to 172 with broad cross party votes but faces dim Senate prospects. President Bush supports the bill.
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Change of heart in Britain spares calf Phoenix
AP reports Phoenix the white calf, born April 13, survived on a Devon farm after being separated from her dead mother for five days. The British government, under Agriculture Minister Nick Brown, authorized sparing cattle near infected farms when safe, a shift after mass slaughter of over two million animals to control foot and mouth disease. Owners Philip and Michaela Beard initially refused access to return to slaughter, prompting front page coverage.
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Ohio doctor evacuated from Antarctic to Chile
Dr Ronalds Shemen ski, 59, of Oak Harbor Ohio, was flown from the South Pole to Punta Arenas Chile in a five hour mission aboard a Twin Otter after pancreatitis diagnosis. He rested on fuel drums during the voyage and later thanked the rescue crew while stressing he did not want the crew to risk returning to the pole.
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Hiring Urbin seen as healing move in Avon Lake race
Avon Lake mayoral candidate Walter Fetgatter says if elected he would offer former Mayor Vince Urbin a job in his administration to symbolize forgiveness and second chances. Urbin, convicted Feb 2 of four felonies, resign ed and faces additional bribery charges. The city has 260 felon-ineligible roles, including elected office, under Ohio law. Fetgatter is among eight candidates in the May 8 special election to fill Urbin’s term. Officials noted no specific role has been named and law director Smith was unavailable for comment.
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Private prison operator to run Ohio facility
Columbus AP reports Management Training Corp of Ogden Utah will take over the 552 bed North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility at Grafton when Civigenics contract ends June 30 after Civigenics failed to meet staffing levels and five wardens in 18 months. MTC has high marks from its management of Ohio's other private prison. The state has not released the value of MTC's contract yet.
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