S. Dakota to require waivers be signed before abortions
Fetus described as 'unique being'
PIERRE, S.D. -- National opponents of abortion rights gained another possible foothold yesterday with a new state law in South Dakota that requires doctors, before performing abortions, to have their patients sign a statement acknowledging that they are terminating the life of ''a whole, separate, unique, living human being." (Full article: 553 words)
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