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It is a "reproductive clinic" does that mean they do abortions ?  Karen Ryba is new clinic director, and faces closing. Annual budget is $950,000, my question is: where is the money goi...
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66,000 flags represent ND abortions on Capitol lawn

BISMARCK — The North Dakota Capitol lawn will be painted blue and pink this Memorial Day weekend with 66,000 utility flags representing the number of abortions that have taken place in the state since 1973.

By TJ Jerke , May 22, 2013

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Fundraiser planned to fight anti-abortion bills

FARGO — The Red River Women’s Clinic will be seeing a lot of courtrooms as a result of the spate of anti-abortion bills recently signed into law. And that means North Dakota’s lone abortion clinic will be seeing a lot of legal bills.

By Patrick Springer , May 22, 2013

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Attorney general has May 29 deadline to respond to abortion suit

BISMARCK — North Dakota’s attorney general has until May 29 to respond to a complaint filed against the state Wednesday alleging a recently passed anti-abortion law violates the state constitution.

By TJ Jerke , May 17, 2013

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Rep. Kevin Cramer's speech linking abortion, school shootings draws national attention

BISMARCK — A commencement speech by U.S. Rep. Kevin Cramer this month linking legalized abortion with school shootings has attracted the attention of an Internet media outlet.

By TJ Jerke , May 17, 2013

Group files lawsuit over N.D. abortion law

FARGO — Tammi Kromenaker, director of North Dakota’s sole abortion clinic, is confident a lawsuit filed Wednesday to strike down a recently passed anti-abortion law will be successful.

By TJ Jerke , May 15, 2013

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Obama trounces ND anti-abortion laws: Grande says 'I expect no less'

Obama trounces ND anti-abortion laws: Grande says 'I expect no less' BISMARCK — President Barack Obama, pledging to fight state efforts to ban abortion practices, said Friday that North Dakota’s most recent law prohibiting abortions as early as six weeks after conception is one attempt “to turn back the clock for policies more suited to the 1950s than the 21st century.”

By TJ Jerke , April 27, 2013

Language of ND abortion petitions approved

GRAND FORKS — A group of local petitioners received the official go-ahead Friday from North Dakota’s secretary of state to begin collecting signatures to put three recently passed anti-abortion laws to a statewide vote.

By Brandi Jewett , April 20, 2013

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Judge says he'll rule 2011 ND abortion law unconstitutional

FARGO — A judge said Thursday he will permanently block a 2011 North Dakota law that would have limited drug-induced abortions, a decision the director of the state’s lone abortion clinic hopes will “pave the way” for future challenges in a state where lawmakers have adopted four anti-abortion laws this session alone.

By Mike Nowatzki , April 18, 2013

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State defends near drug-induced abortion ban

FARGO — The trial over a state law that opponents argue would effectively ban drug-induced abortions in North Dakota began Tuesday with the medical director of the state’s only abortion clinic calling the procedure “very safe” and warning that the law could jeopardize patients’ health and force them to seek services out of state.

By Mike Nowatzki , April 17, 2013

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Clinic doc testifies in Fargo trial drug-induced abortions 'very safe'

FARGO – The trial over a state law that opponents argue would effectively ban drug-induced abortions in North Dakota began this morning with the medical director of the state’s only abortion clinic testifying the procedure is “very safe” and warning that the law could jeopardize patients’ health and force them to seek services out of state.

By Mike Nowatzki , April 16, 2013

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Human Life: Supporter hopes abortion ban linked to fetal heartbeat will change minds

FARGO — Young women have told Bette Grande that they didn’t go through with an abortion because they saw an ultrasound of their unborn child.

By Patrick Springer , April 14, 2013

Fourth anti-abortion bill sent to governor

BISMARCK — House lawmakers have sent Gov. Jack Dalrymple a fourth, and final, anti-abortion bill that prohibits an abortion after 20 weeks and defines life at conception.

By TJ Jerke , April 13, 2013

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Both sides of abortion debate plan events

BISMARCK — Two groups on opposite sides of the abortion debate will cross paths next week at the Capitol.

By TJ Jerke , April 13, 2013

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'Fetal pain' measure sent to ND governor's desk

BISMARCK — North Dakota's House approved a measure Friday that would outlaw abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy based on the disputed premise that at that point a fetus can feel pain.

April 12, 2013

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ND AG wants fund for abortion fight

BISMARCK — North Dakota lawmakers began building a war chest Wednesday to defend against any lawsuits that arise from new state laws imposing the nation’s toughest abortion restrictions.

By James MacPherson , April 11, 2013

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