Indiana House broadens protection for health of mother in abortion ban
The Senate, which just narrowly passed the bill, would have to sign off on whatever changes the House makes to Senate Bill 1.
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Indiana House broadens protection for health of mother in abortion ban
The Senate, which just narrowly passed the bill, would have to sign off on whatever changes the House makes to Senate Bill 1.
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Indiana House broadens protection for health of mother in abortion ban
The Senate, which just narrowly passed the bill, would have to sign off on whatever changes the House makes to Senate Bill 1.
Source: pal-item.com
Indiana abortion, taxpayer refund bills move past House committees
Another day of heated testimony wrapped up Tuesday on a controversial abortion bill.
United States Chris Campbelld West Lafayette Indiana Senate Harrison High School Senior Isabella Zollner Fiscal Policy Committee Code Committee
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Indiana House broadens protection for health of mother in abortion ban
The Senate, which just narrowly passed the bill, would have to sign off on whatever changes the House makes to Senate Bill 1.
Source: southbendtribune.com
Debate over Indiana's proposed near-total abortion ban shifts to the House
The House Committee on Public Health is scheduled to hear public testimony on the legislation at the Statehouse beginning at 8 a.m. Region time Tuesday.
Source: nwitimes.com
Indiana House lays out schedule for abortion ban; public testimony set for Tuesday
The public will get likely its last chance to testify on the proposed abortion ban Tuesday, during a House committee hearing.
United States Code Committee Public Health Committee House Courts Criminal Code Committee Chair Wendy Mcnamara
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Brian Howey column: Abortion restrictions loom in patriarchal Indiana
Next week, 150 Hoosier legislators, including 110 men, will convene in special session to determine the most restrictive abortion laws in state history that stand to change the lives of
Source: greensburgdailynews.com