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While most people acknowledge the right to life, many people fail to see the connection between the inalienable right to life and protecting the unborn child on the grounds that life does not begin at conception...
...your story you noted that "just last week, in the U.S. alone, some 77,000 newborns began the miraculous process of wiring their brains for a lifetime of learning." But what of the countless unborn who are cut off at the outset of their miraculous journey? KARIN L. AUCONE Manchester-by-the Sea, Massachusetts...
...informed in your Health Report [NOTEBOOK, Sept. 23] under the heading "Good News" that a cancer drug that stops the rapid cell division of the embryo is to be tested on 3,000 U.S. women as "a nonsurgical approach to abortion." This is good news? For whom? Not the unborn. JIM MALIA Totland Bay, Isle of Wight, England...
Republican images of children tend to be either the unborn variety or little Sally and Tommy holding empty bankbooks in their hands. Bob Dole always cites children in the context that it isn't fair to pass our debts on to them. The Democratic imagery in Chicago veered between idealized Gerber babies (after his speech, President Clinton played peekaboo with brother Roger's cherubic toddler) and children besieged by a host of modern threats, from TV violence to tainted burgers to weary mothers holding down three jobs. Between the White House's proposals on teen smoking and Al Gore...
LONDON: British anti-abortion activists emerging from court with an order preventing a woman from aborting one of her twins were greeted with the news that the abortion has already taken place. The 28-year-old single mother had said she wanted to abort of one of her unborn twins on the grounds that she can cope financially with one, but not two more babies. The news unleashed a flood of donations -->