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Abortion rights protection ordinance narrowly passes Radnor Township board

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RADNOR, Pa. - A Pennsylvania borough voted in favor of an ordinance that officials say will protect a woman's right to an abortion if Roe V.

Wade is upended. Four members of the Radnor Township Borough Board of Commissioners voted for the ordinance on Monday, while three opposed.

The narrowly passed edict will prevent police from conducting any investigation, making any arrest, filing criminal charges or cooperating with any other agency relating to abortion services. "We cannot afford to wait and hope that things will all turn out ok.

That is a weak position to take in a time when we need courage and action," Board President Moira Mulroney said.Prior to the vote, residents and others from outside the township voiced their concerns both for and against the ordinance.

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