2The Daily Tar HeelThursday, May 24, 1990
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The bill has split Prime Minister
Brian Mulroney's governing party and
is opposed by both pro- and anti-abortion
lobbies.
Parliamentarians from all parties
have proposed two dozen amendments,
most designed to tighten the restric
tions. The pro-choice lobby is fighting the
law because it says there have been no
restrictions for the past two years and
none are needed now. Anti-abortion
forces say the bi 1 1 doesn ' t go far enough.
The bill, on which debate began
Tuesday, is aimed at filling the void left
when the Supreme Court struck down a
previous law restricting abortions in
January 1988. The court said the old
measure was arbitrary and violated
women's rights.
About 60,000 abortions were per
formed in Canada last year.
Mulroney supports the bill but has
Local man charged
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From Associated Press reports
HILLSBOROUGH Authorities
charged an Orange County man Tues
day with first-degree murder in the
slaying of his grandmother, whose body
was found in the woods over the week
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The body of Geraldine Eubanks, 73,
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it," he said. "We don't know what the
motive was. It's a bizarre case."
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ers freedom to vote their consciences. ;
The future of the bill seems to rest on
how manv of his legislators switch sides
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and vote against the government. ' '
The final vote is scheduled May 29
Under the old law, abortions were-;
allowed if they were approved by a ,
hospital's therapeutic abortion com-,
mittee. which had to have at least three'
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across the country.
Under the government's proposal
the judgment of a single doctor would
be sufficient to determine that the
physical, mental or psychological health
of a pregnant woman is threatened. .
Requiring medical opinion on the
need for abortion appears to be a ges
ture toward the anti-abortion forces. At
the same time, the Justice Department
says the wording of the proposed law is
broad enough to permit abortion on
social or economic grounds.
"It pretends to be a pro-life bill," said
Margaret Purcell, national vice-president
for the anti-abortion Campaign
Life Coalition organization.
"But under the bill, a woman would
only have to walk through her doctor's
door and she has established that she is
nsvchnlopicallv unwell." she said.
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The pro-choice Canadian Abortion
Rights Action League opposes the bill
for different reasons. . '
"This law will make some abortions
criminal," said Jane Holmes, executive
coordinator for the lobbying group.
'This is insulting legislation. This is a
primary women's issue."
Edenton
molestation
From Associated Press reports
EDENTON, N.C. The judge,:
prosecutors and defense attorneys in
the child-molestation case at an Eden-
ton day care center have indicated it
could be a year before the case is fin
ished. Blaming extensive pretrial public
ity, Judge Bradford Tillery ruled Tues-'
day that the trial of seven people charged '
with sexually abusing children at the
Little Rascals Day Care Center will be '
moved out ot Chowan County.
Tillery decided during a hearing on '
pretrial motions in Chowan County '
bupenor Court that it was unlikely the
defendants could receive a fair trial
even in Martin County, located less
than an hour from Edenton.
He said there was "no urgency" in
selecting a trial site because the case is
not expected to come to trial soon.
Barents in tne nacKea courtroom
groaned as Tillery reminded attorneys
that he could move the trial "from here
to the Tennessee line; from the South '
Carolina border to the Virginia bor
der." The. rasf involves seven defendants-'
who have been indicted on more than
400 counts of sexually molesting 29 '
preschoolers at the Little Rascals Day
Care Center. The alleged heterosexual
and homosexual abuses took place over '
a year-long period.
The defendants include: the owners
of the day care center, Robert F. Kelly,
41; his wife, Elizabeth Twiddy Kelly,
34; as well as Willard Scott Privott, 40;
Darlene McDonald Harris, 25; and three '
former employees of the center
Shelley Alyce Stone, 34; Kathryn Dawn
Wilson, 24; and Robin Boyles Byrum,
19.
Tillery said he would not announce
his decision on a location until the trial
date draws near.
He ordered that discovery items such
as psychological evaluations of the
children be mailed to his office in
Wilmington, where he would sift
through the reports and later rule on
whether defense attorneys should be
allowed to have copies of the reports.
District Attorney Herschel P. Wil
liams Jr. of Elizabeth City said the
documents could include thousands of
pages and take a month to compile. '
"This entire case is about whether
the state's experts, psychotherapists and
medical experts were correct," said"
Thomas Manning, a defense attorney
for Mrs. Kelly.
also asked , for a bill of particulars
naming specific incidents of the. al-;
leged abuse and where and when they
might have occurred. .
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