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Freedom of speech goes for abortion protesters, too
I want to thank The Sun for running on page one last Sunday the story about the abortion protesters' arrest in Harford County in 2008 ("State trooper wanted protesters to 'rot,'" March 24). We have many freedoms being eroded daily by misguided police...Tags: Freedom of the Press, Abortion Issue, Civil Rights, Activism, Harford County
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Maryland turnout expected to be lowest in decades
Voter turnout for Tuesday's presidential primary in Maryland was expected to be the lowest in at least 30 years, state election officials said. In 1996, when President Bill Clinton faced little competition while running for re-election, only 25 percent...
Tags: Brooklyn Park, Parties and Movements, Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, Judges
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Moral high ground in abortion debate is debatable
Readers such as John Rutkowski must not understand that Garry Trudeau's series on the forced ultra-sound law for women seeking abortion is no attempt at being funny ("Idiotic 'Doonesbury' strip on abortion insults readers," March 20). "Comic" strip is a...Tags: Values, Abortion Issue, Belief and Faith, Ethics, Punishment
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Letter: Freedom of religion does not apply to secular, money-making operations
In a March 29 letter to the editor, Sandra Nettina assures us that "GOP candidates object to mandates, not contraception," which is good news. Perhaps if they really object to mandates, they will do something about the mandate taxpayers face to pay real...Tags: Health Treatments, Birth Control, Freedom of Religion, Family Planning, Realty
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Abortion protesters are entitled to their opinion
I find Sy Steinberg's letter to the editor ("Protesters rewarded for disruptive behavior," March 29) about the settlement given abortion protesters to be very disturbing. Mr. Steinberg writes that "the protesters are inciting the public, who are...Tags: Abortion Issue, Activism
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Groups react to Susan G. Komen's Planned Parenthood reversal
The Susan G. Komen for the Curebreast cancer advocacy and charity group backed away Friday from a plan to slash funding to Planned Parenthood programs, but the public apology might not be enough to repair its damaged image right away.
Experts in public...Tags: Abortion Issue, Marketing, Cancer, Ford Motor Co., Finance
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Pro-life group talks about settlement with state police
- Members of the pro-life group Defend Life proclaimed their victory Monday against Maryland State Police and vowed to move on from the 2008 arrests of 18 of their members for holding graphic abortion images as they marched and protested along a busy...
Tags: Abortion Issue, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Police Arrests, Laws, Judges
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Nearly 3,600 participate in first Komen race in Ocean City
Nearly 3,600 people ran or walked in the rainy and slippery inaugural Susan G. Komen breast cancer race in Ocean City Sunday, despite early concerns that a controversy involving Planned Parenthood could hurt attendance.
Breast cancer survivors, their...Tags: Abortion Issue, Cancer, Bank of America Corp., Finance, Family Planning
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Mandatory contraceptive coverage is tyranny
In his March 22 op-ed piece ("Why I chose Sandra Fluke") Rep. Elijah Cummings mistakenly identifies a freedom issue as awomen's healthissue. For decades employees have been able to save money on health insurance costs by opting out of certain coverages....Tags: Abortion Issue, Roman Catholicism, Insurance, Health Insurance Cost, Health Insurance
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Letter: It's mandate GOP candidates object to, not contraceptives
In response to the March 15 column, "Contraceptive isn't bad, no matter what GOP candidates tell," the writer probably meant "mandate," not "contraceptive." GOP candidates don't like federal mandates that infringe on the religious freedom for which the...Tags: Parties and Movements, Birth Control, Health Treatments, Belief and Faith, Family Planning
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State trooper wanted protesters to 'rot'
As Maryland State Police disbanded an anti-abortion rally along a crowded road near the center of Bel Air, a sergeant told a colleague that the 18 arrested protesters could "sit in a cell for an hour ... and two or three or four and rot."
The same...Tags: Police Arrests, Laws, Judges, YouTube, Prosecution
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150 flood Harford courthouse sidewalk, protest federal health mandate
Close to 150 people protested the federal Health and Human Services mandate Friday outside the Harford County Circuit Courthouse in Bel Air — three times the number event coordinators originally projected. People driving and walking down Main...
Tags: Abortion Issue, Medical Procedures and Tests, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Freedom of Religion, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
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