Abortion foe to lead on family planning
Bush taps activist to advise on policy
WASHINGTON -- President Bush yesterday appointed a Boston-area gynecologist known for his anti abortion work and advocacy for abstinence programs in Massachusetts to oversee the federal government's family planning efforts, sparking praise from conservatives and criticism from abortion-rights activists. (Full article: 1337 words)
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