South Carolina funeral home fined after body mutilation case
The South Carolina Board of Funeral Service closed Cave Funeral Home in Allendale and fined director Michael Cave after an unlicensed worker cut the legs of a body to fit a coffin. The case, under investigation, could bar license reapplication. desecration of remains carries up to 10 years in prison.
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After Dr. Tiller's Death Abortion Debate Continues
Carl Carhart recalls Dr. Tiller as a leader in late term abortion work and vows to keep their goals. He notes few doctors perform third trimester abortions, with 75 to 100 of his own yearly cases in that period. He cites 820,000 US abortions in 2005 and says viability debates shape clinic plans in Kansas and Nebraska.
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Debated Redesign of Obama Copter Fleet Replacement
Lawmakers weigh continuing the VH-71 program versus scrapping it as White House focus shifts. Critics argue keeping 19 mid 1970s VH-3D and VH60-N models could save billions and speed deployment, while advocates push a new plant build in New York. Representative Maurice Hinchey warns cancellation may cost multibillions more than sticking with the existing plan.
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