Associated Press, 2/12/98 — 4:14 AM MELBOURNE, Fla. (AP) – A painted red line keeps anti-abortion activists away from the Aware Woman Center for Choice. A blue line across the street shows where a 36-foot buffer zone was once enforced.…
Read moreAware Woman’s patients sought emergency care By Frank Oliveri, FLORIDA TODAY MELBOURNE – A state agency is investigating why four women sought emergency treatment after getting abortions at the Aware Woman Center for Choice. Complaints were filed by pro-life a…
Read moreThe work on the same street in a small Florida town By: EMILY J. MINOR, Palm Beach Post (PB) They got to her, really got to her, on Sweet Nancy Day because, after all, this day of all days was…
Read moreWHEREAS: Legalized abortion has resulted in the deaths of more than 25 million children; and WHEREAS: Abortion has been, and continues to be, a divisive issue, yet each of us can and should work together to affirm and celebrate life…
Read moreBy Lawrence Budd, Orlando Weekly As most people were kicking back over the holidays, Carla Josephson and other members of the local chapter of the National Organization of Women (NOW) were anxiously preparing for the arrival of a youth contingent…
Read moreRoad-widening project on U.S. 1 forces decision By Frank Oliveri, FLORIDA TODAY MELBOURNE – A state agency will help Brevard County’s only abortion clinic find a new home when it is forced to relocate next summer to make way for…
Read moreWomen who come to state Clinic No. 193 for an abortion these days may be offered something extra: anti-abortion lectures and graphic films such as The Silent Scream. “We’ll work with those who want to help us,’‘ clinic director Irena…
Read moreLETTERS TO THE EDITOR WHO WOULD ever have thought the day would come when the taxes of citizens who respect life would go to the growth of the abortion industry? That is what happened in the case of Dr. James…
Read moreAbortion Doctor Agrees To Drop Suit Vs. Orlando By Sherri M. Owens of The Sentinel Staff The city of Orlando on Monday agreed to pay Dr. James Scott Pendergraft $325,000 to settle his lawsuit, but the victory did not come…
Read moreThe City Council Is Expected To Vote Monday On The Proposed Settlement Of A $1 Million Lawsuit By Sherri M. Owens of The Sentinel Staff Orlando taxpayers will give $325,000 to Dr. James Scott Pendergraft, the owner of a downtown…
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