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Ohio Heartbeat Bill Under Review

Nov 16, 2011JerryAbortionAbortion, File Cabinet

An Ohio bill that would ban abortion after the first detectable heartbeat of the unborn child is under review in the state’s senate, according to the AP. You can read more about it here.

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