Kasich signs Down Syndrome abortion ban in Ohio
Gov. John Kasich signed a law banning abortions based on a Down syndrome diagnosis, making such procedures a fourth degree felony for doctors while pregnant women avoid penalties. The measure, backed by Ohio Right to Life, requires revocation of a physician's license upon conviction.
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Vintage toys on display at Oberlin Monroe House
Oberlin Heritage Center hosts a mini exhibit of historical children’s toys and games at the Monroe House. Guided 20 minute tours run Tue through Sat from 10 am to 3 pm with collections manager Maren McKee. Admission is $3 for adults, free for center members students and children.
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Lorain County Parks Receive Two Land Donations
Lorain County Metro Parks expand near Amherst after accepting donations from Marilyn Jenne and Lori Campana. Jenne gave nearly 11 acres off North Ridge Road near Route 58, Campana nearly 3 acres near Hollstein Reservation on Hollstein Drive at the Lorain Amherst border.
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President signs sweeping Republican tax measure into law
President Trump signs a broad tax bill in the Oval Office, delivering a major GOP victory. The measure lowers corporate tax to 21 percent, cuts taxes across the board, and ends the individual penalty in the 2010 health law. The White House hails the move as a win for middle class families and Republicans ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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4 in 5 Obamacare enrollees live in Trump states
An AP analysis shows 7.3 million of 8.8 million next-year sign-ups come from states won by Donald Trump in 2016. Florida Texas North Carolina and Georgia lead with nearly 3.9 million enrollees, while eight of 11 enrolling states voted for Trump.
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