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Page 10 The Advocate, Newark, Feb. 4, 1980 House to hear abortion bill mature enough to make the decision, or if he determined that the operation was in her best interest. The Cuyahoga County lawmaker said the Supreme Court has made it clear in its ruling that parents cannot have the last word in prohibiting a minor from having an abortion. The bill doesn't get into the controversial area of using public funds to provide abortions for welfare clients unable to afford them. But abortion still is an emotionally-charged issue and the bill is likely to "stir up a hornet's nest," Rocco said.

He said his bill is supported by the Right to Life Society, ap parently because it seeks to put some controls on abortions in the wake of the court decision that made them legal. "But I think they are more interested in their human life (constitutional) amendment." he added. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -The chief sponsor of a bill making major changes in Ohio's abortion laws says it's likely to "stir up a hornets' nest" in the House Judiciary Committee. The committee begins hearings Tuesday on the measure by Rep. Kenneth A.

Rocco, D-Parma, which would tighten procedures regarding the way abortions are performed in the state. The measure has been endorsed by anti-abortion advocates and attacked by freedomof-choice groups. Rocco says its main purpose is to define the term "informed consent," and to try to deal with concerns about abortions for minors under 16. The bill also contains recordkeeping and other regulations for abortion clinics. The legislation is one of more than 100 measures up for hearings during what is expected to save 6b7oLu be a busy week for committees and subcommittees of the two chambers.

Senators return from weekend recess tonight and the House reconvenes Tuesday morning. Rocco said the informed consent portion of the bill, in effect, seeks to end the practice under which a woman electing an abortion and the physician "have their first meeting at the operating table." Rocco said the U.S. Supreme Court held, in effect, that abortions may be performed during the first trimester of pregnancy because interference by the government would be a violation of privacy between physicians and their patients. He said the vast majority of abortions in Ohio and elsewhere occur at clinics where there is no prior consultation between the woman and the physician. His bill requires such consultations, and establishes a 48-hour waiting period, from the end of the consultation, before an abortion can be performed.

With regard to minors, the bill provides that abortions may be performed either with parental consent or by means of a court order. A judge could issue an abortion Steve Spotts (left), an Oceanside resident, surveys the San Luis River at the Murray Road crossing Wednesday in Oceanside, as his friend, Mike Oryall, plunges a slick into water to see how deep the flood waters are that washed out the road. AP Women's place in history left out on irst quality fabrics at the year's lowest prices Hurry in for best selection. selection 1 Blouse weight prints, novelties and solids. Sold originally at $1.98 yd.

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