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Marshfield News-Herald Wednesday, April 15, 1992 Page 7 A Perot's backers Abortion foes want consent bill vetoed not discouraged MADISON (AP) The vote for I. The board's deadline forccrtifvine Ross Perot in the April 7 Wisconsin primary may never be known, but backers of the Texas billionaire say Royal baby Princess Yasmin, daughter-in-law of the late former Shah of Iran Reza Pahlavl, looks at her daughter Princess Noor, who was born in Washington, D.G, April 3. The hospital room was symbolically declared a part of Iran during the birth because the child could not be born on Iranian territory. (APLascrPhoto) TTVTT MADISON (AP) Legislation that would require a teen-ager get a parent, adult relative or judge to consent before she has an abortion is being opposed by Wisconsin's largest pro-life group. Barbara Lyons, executive director of Wisconsin Right to Life said the group hoped for a veto because of changes made by the Legislature in approving the measure after four years of dispute on the issue.

She said the group opposes provisions that would: Allow an adult relative over age 25 to give the required consent to an abortion, which, Lyons said, could permit the relative to "go behind a parent's back" and approve Allow ordained members of the clergy to file a Circuit Court pcu-' tion seeking a judge's consent for a girl who wants an abortion, an idea that Lyons said was untested, with uncertain results. A large family The Marshficld-Ncws Herald would like you to join its large! family of informed readers. Telephone 3S4-3131 and ask for the Circulation Department the April 7 vote is May 15. Shea said votes for Perot or any other candidate would go uncounted if the voter marked "Independent" behind the name. "Independent votes don't count because the primary is to help the Democratic and Republican panics determine national convention delegate strength for the various candidates," she said.

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Mergers seen at UW campuses JANES VILLE (AP) The University of Wisconsin's budget squeeze may close or merge some campuses, even with additional money from tuition increases, a Board of Regents member says. "There may be a need to consolidate River Falls, Stout and Eau Claire. I wonder if we can afford all three?" George Steil said. The UW-Superior campus serves a relatively small number of students and is located near Duluth, where Wisconsin students can attend the University of Minnesota-Duluth on a reciprocal tuition basis, he said. Steil, a Janesville lawyer, made the comments this week to civic groups, saying he would support a substantial increase in tuition at campuses throughout the system.

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