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Ht^Bfcp^^ H9^B|IH99nffi|CT^^^H|^^^^HH^H| . |^PBC?|K_ Hi * '?HI i^sR^r ^ -^p i^j^-ul-a wu'm"nm"w,'n Johnny Gardner, a pro-life activist, contin Reactions tc By The Associated Press The U.S. Supreme Court ruling Monday giving states sweeping power to restrict abortions was called a victory by South Carolina abortion opponents, but elicited sharp criticism from a women's-rights group. "We are outraged by the decision. We do not r\ r*r* ar\f 11 " oniH Cfi a \T mnn rrr\ r? r* C rvi ith annt Tk rr avA^pi li, daiu U/iia iNwanga^a, ouuuiuiai ion representative of the National Organization for Women. "We will marshal all of our resources to resist and defend ourselves against this attack of cold violence." She predicted protests around the country and said women's organizations would increase efforts to get women elected to local, state and federal offices. The court upheld most of the abortion restrictions in a Pennsylvania law, but fell one vote short of overturning the 1973 Roe vs. Wade ruling that legalized abortion. Some anti-abortion advocates nationwide said the Pennsylvania ruling didn't go far enough. Brenda Hucks, executive director of 3 U.N. workers Festivt shot at Sarajevo to rod SARAJEVO, Bosnia- OSLO, Nc Herzegovina ? Three U.N. by the thou peacekeepers were shot and arctic Norw slightly wounded Tuesday on could give their first day of guarding Sara- gray hairs, jevo's airport against warring planning to factions in Bosnia's civil war. If they roc^ U.N. officials said most of the floor, small U.N. contingent at the airport were French, but they could At the fn not immediately establish the na- tival, July ! tionalities of the wounded can go t; peacekeepers. jumping, Y They said a doctor was en motorcycli route to the airport and none of scuba divi the wounds seemed serious, but Bodo is 50 had no further details. tic Circle. 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"I think it's great ? < mendous victory for both women and babi Inez Tenenbaum, a lobbyist for the abo rights group South Carolina Family Res Foundation, said her organization was e? by what she called the court's reaffirmati Roe vs. Wade. But she expects South Carolina's Legis will be asked to consider passing a law si to Pennsylvania's. "What this has done is open the door f( wjr ^uilc icgiamiuic iu lcgisiauuii re; ing a woman's access to abortion," she "But I don't think the Pennsylvania stati upheld by- the Supreme Court will pas South Carolina). There are a lot of issu there that will be very controversial." Pennsylvania's law requires parental coi South Carolina already requires girls age -* ^ ; grandmas Woman ; i in Norway of kidnaf >rway ? 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Many of thei ite as have said, 'Let's wait for the court.' Now, w ;s (in can see where they stand," said Gardner, wh ies in had a doll on a string tied around his neck. Gardner has been picketing outside the Stat< tisent. house for about 14 years in what he calls 16 or "pro-life vigil." guilty OSU to contain jping waste at campus J. ? Irene J. COLUMBUS, Ohio ? Ohi uilty Tuesday to State University will store lov nspiracy to com- level radioactive waste at th connection with campus until a permanent storag aping of Exxon site is built in Ohio, the univei j. Reso. sity's director of radiation safet id her husband, said. were arrested on The waste has been sent t 1 and conspiracy South Carolina. 19. Reso, the The campus storage buildin jident of Exxon could begin operating in 199 I, was kidnapped and would handle waste gene: le April 29. His ated in about 500 labs at the un i Saturday in a versity, Walter Carey sai n southern New Monday. 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I The 5-4 decision was controlled b not by Blackmun but by a coali- a tion of three conservative justices. p In an extraordinafy move, Jus- c tices Sandra Day O'Connor, An- a thony M. Kennedy and David H. I Souter co-authored the court's b main opinion. t For Souter, it was his first vote c in an abortion case since his ap- \ pointment by President Bush. I "Though abortion is conduct, it t s does not follow that the state is en- c titled to proscribe it in all in- p stances," the three wrote, d The reservations any of them may have in reaffirming the central n s holding of Roe are outweighed by cj e the explication of individual liberty and respect for past court rulings, jj i- they said. y O'Connor, Souter and Kennedy 1 e controlled the various outcomes of ? the court's fragmented voting. r. They adopted a new test tor judg5e ing abortion regulation. Under their "undue burden" test, i 1(j an abortion regulation that imposes r ;d an "absolute obstacle or severe r m limitation on the abortion deci- t ,c sion" would be subjected to the a 10 highest judicial scrutiny. Justices Blackmun and John c 5- Paul Stevens, both advocates of c a Roe vs. Wade, voted to strike r down all the Pennsylvania law's s ? provisions. f Unemployment 1 jumps to 6.6% 1 o COLUMBIA ? South Carolina's unemployment rate was e 6.6 percent in May, a slight in;e crease from April, but three ^ r- counties had rates of more than y 12 percent, the state Employment n Security Commission said 0 Tuesday. RarmuMl Pntintu IpH t Vir? lict uuiunvii V/uunijr ivu uiv hji 8 with a 12.9 percent unemploy3 ment rate. Marion County was at [- 12.6 percent and Chester County 1_ at 12.1 percent, d Overall, the total number of nonagricultural jobs increased by e 8,000 from April, when statewide 'd unemployment was 6.3 percent, to May. id jj; UMIIHUH IIWIBII1IHI tin) IIHIIUIIIIHJ 1?? 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Abortion rights advo:ates call the information an "antiibortion speech," I Women must wait at least 24 lours after receiving that informaion. The high court had struck lown as unconstitutional a similar vaiting-period law in 1983. I Doctors are required to keep deailed records, subject to public lisclosure, on each abortion >erformed. I Unmarried girls under 18 and ot supporting themselves are reuired to get the consent of one of leir parents, or the permission of state judge who has ruled that tie girl seeking an abortion is manre enough to make the decision ?n her own. The court previously ad upheld similar laws in other tates. But the court struck down, by a i-4 vote, a provision of the Penisylvania law that required- maried women in most cases to tell heir husbands about their plans for in abortion. 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