Abortion Drug RU-486 Faces Upstate Battle
In Greenville South Carolina advocates foresee a state by state fight over RU-486 as anti choice forces vow to curb access. Greenville Women's Clinic plans to offer the drug while federal court battles over abortion regulations continue and doctors weigh prescribing it at about 300 dollars.
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Greenville
S.C
Candy Kerns
National Organization For Women
South Carolina
Kerns
Lib Reynolds
Insights
South
Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
William Traxler
Janet Crepps
Center For Reproductive Law and Policy
Supreme Court
Greenville Women’s Clinic
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
Mothers push for baby massage in Fayetteville class
Eight month old Luis Roman participates as mothers gather in the Azalea Room for a three-day baby massage workshop led by Juliana Dellinger-Bavolek and Evelyn Guyer. The seminar, supported by Fascinate U Children's Museum and Cumberland County partners, trains local women to teach infant massage and strengthen parent child bonding.
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N.C
Luis Roman
Radisson
Luis
Mary Roman
International Association of Infant
Juliana Dellinger-Bavolek
Asheville
Evelyn Guyer
Elma
N.Y
The
American Massage Therapy Association Foundation
Fayetteville Area
Association
Fire safety tips for homes and children
Fire safety guidance emphasizes memorizing the street address and 911, posting emergency numbers near the phone, keeping a kitchen extinguisher, never leaving cooking unattended, turning off heat when away, checking space heaters for frayed wires, and maintaining at least a 3 foot clearance from flammable materials.
Open painting event invites non traditional subjects
The Humane Society of Gas County relies on community contributions and runs education and adoption programs plus a PAWS Awhile boutique. Volunteers say they paint out of love for animals and welcome subjects beyond animals for living room decor.
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Humane Society of
Gastoin County
Saith Lowery
NAACP Spartanburg backs Million Family March in DC
The Spartanburg NAACP endorses the Nation of Islam event set for October 16 in Washington, pledging to work with Minister William Muhammad on crime, economy, education and health issues. Local turnout is estimated above 100, with support from churches and other civil rights leaders.
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S.C
NAACP
Washington, D.C
Nation of Islam
William Muhammad
Michael Moton
Spartanburg Naacp
Moton
Muhammad
Nikki Sims
Thomas Simuel
Simuel
Louis Farrakhan
Kwesi Mfume
Hugh Price
National Urban League
Congressional Black Caucus
Martin Luther King III
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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