The Signal from Santa Clarita, California • 7

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LifeLine, which has provided free pregnancy testing, referrals to doctors for prenatal care, counseling, monetary aid and shelter to indigent pregnant women for 20 years, explains the medical aspects of abortion but encourages patients to opt for birth. LifeLine offers a number 296-0877 for those who think they might need the clinic's services. The care LifeLine offers may have spurred many of the nearly 300 runners who donned the sweats and T-shirts, but for 10-year-old Amaris Weitzman, the sheer love of running was plenty incentive. "I want to go to the Olympics," she said with a huge grin after being the second woman overall to finish the race. Saturday's run was a family affair for the Weitzman clan.

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