N&O Index Card Listings

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Abortion
  • Group urges active battle for abortion choice right - Ja 24 82 29-I
  • New Helms bill revives effort to restrict abortion - Mr 2 82 1C
  • N. C. abortion aid account is empty - Mr 3 82 4C
  • Hunt will not seek to replenish aid for abortion fund - Mr 4 82 16A
  • N. C. group's abortion petition fails to persuade Helms, East - Mr 21 82 28A
  • State's abortion aid fund depleted - My 23 82 35A
  • Editorial: No choice for women - Au 18 82 4A
  • Abortion, free speech clash in slander lawsuit - Se 26 82 27A
  • Limit on funds for abortions sought in suit - Oc 20 82 12C
  • GOP adopts flexible anti-abortion stance - No 22 82 2C
  • Lawmakers unwittingly hiked abortion budget - De 21 82 1
  • Editorial: Wrong way to legislate - De 22 82 4A
  • Lawmakers back off move to increase abortion fund - De 22 82 12C
Abortion
  • Most lawmakers polled back abortion consent rule - Ja 3 87 3C
  • Panel rejects proposals on abortion fund - Ja 16 87 22D
  • Assembly outlook '87 - Ja 18 87 1D
  • Rules on state-paid abortions stir dissent - My 15 87 1
  • Editorial: Making an ordeal worse - My 22 87 22A
  • House panel supports giving taxpayers choice on abortion fund - My 27 87 4C
  • Abortion consent backed; Parental approval required under bill - My 28 87 1
  • Abortion consent bill worries judges, pro-choice advocates - My 29 87 13A
  • Abortion bill to Senate - My 31 87 29A
  • Suit seeks to block agency's new rules on state-paid abortions - Jn 2 87 1C
  • Judge stops new rules on abortion - Jn 26 87 1
  • Editorial: Fairness on abortion - Jn 27 87 16A
  • Senate panel hears views on abortion bill - Jy 1 87 10A
  • Medical group fights abortion consent bill - Jy 3 87 18A
  • Consent bill reviewed - Jy 5 87 26A
  • Commission won't appeal block on abortion rules - Jy 8 87 5B
  • Campaigning for what she believes in (Lansing; abortion) - Jy 10 87 1B
  • Both sides cite rights in abortion dispute (Crist Clinic) - Jy 19 87 31A
  • Amendment to target state-funded abortions - Au 5 87 7A
  • Unanimous Senate enacts budget; Measure extends education initiatives, keeps abortion fund intact - Au 7 87 1D
  • Under the Dome: Abortion fund spat surprising to some - Au 9 87 1
  • 1983 abortions decrease in nation, increase in N.C. - Au 30 87 33A
Abortion
  • Editorial: - Balancing abortion rights - Ja 30 89 10A
  • Challenging agenda: Tight money and expensive demands face the 1989 General Assembly - Ja 8 89 1D
  • Abortion rallies gain urgency from court review - Ja 19 89 3T
  • 8 abortion protesters arrested in Chapel Hill - Ja 22 89 23A
  • Abortion protest draws 600 to Raleigh - Ja 23 89 1C
  • Pro-choice activists hold vigil at Legislative Building - Ja 24 89 2C
  • Stam files bill limiting minors' abortions - Ja 26 89 14C
  • Democratic women rebel over Davis abortion stand - Fe 4 89 1
  • Point of view: - Democrats must reaffirm support for abortion rights - Fe 7 89 11A
  • Women testify before panel on abortion bill - Fe 23 89 20A
  • 'Pro-choice' rationale collapsed long before abortion was at issue - Fe 28 89 11A
  • 25 charged in protest outside Charlotte clinic - Fe 28 89 2C
  • Abortion consent bill clears House panel - Mr 2 89 14A
  • Bill requiring parental consent for abortion passes committee - Mr 17 89 20A
  • 10 foes of abortion arrested at clinic - Mr 19 89 41A
  • Legislative roundup: - Abortion (parental consent for minors) - Mr 19 89 32A
  • Abortion foes win round in state House - Mr 23 89 25A
  • House approves bill on abortion consent - Mr 24 89 15A
  • Editorial; - Bad law on abortion - Mr 25 89 14A
  • Abortion protesters picket Raleigh health clinic - Mr 26 89 36A
  • Parental consent for abortions resurfaces in General Assembly - Mr 26 89 22A
  • Panel backs reduction in state abortion fund - Mr 29 89 10A
  • Committee to review rival abortion bills - Ap 5 89 10A
  • Abortion rights backed, pro-choice group says - Ap 6 89 2C
  • Planned Parenthood seeks 500 signatures for pro-choice drive - Ap 6 89 1T
  • Political tide turns on abortion fund - Ap 7 89 1
  • D.C. pro-choice rally drawing N.C. crowd - Ap 8 89 10D
  • N.C. abortion rights activists get boost from D.C. march - Ap 11 89 8B
  • Abortion protesters convicted of trespassing - Ap 13 89 2C
  • House panel slashes fund for abortions; House must review cut - Ap 15 89 1C
  • TV ads promote abortion right - Ap 18 89 4C
  • 6 of 9 abortion protesters appeal conviction - Ap 20 89 4C
  • Editorial: - No 'choice' for the poor - Ap 20 89 22A
  • N.C. debate focuses on abortion fund cuts - Ap 26 89 1
  • Senate trims jobs, House approves abortion fund cut - Ap 26 89 7A
  • Stam unlikely crusader in battle against abortion - Ap 26 89 7A
  • Demonstrators push legislators to keep state's abortion fund - Ap 27 89 4A
  • Editorial: - Abortion and privacy - Ap 28 89 20A
Abortion
  • Fund for state-paid abortions still has $200,000 - Ja 3 91 4B
  • Abortion opponent (Kronenberg) fights 'wars' waged on 2 fronts - Ja 21 91 1B
  • State abortion fund runs dry with 3 months to go - Mr 29 91 1B
  • Conder proposes bill on abortion consent - Ap 25 91 3B
  • (Abortion) Ruling affects most N.C. counties - My 24 91 13A
  • Abortion ruling changes counseling - Jn 4 91 2B
  • Bill on parental consent in abortion faces panel - Jn 7 91 3B
  • Backers of consent bill rally for second week - Jn 25 91 3B
  • Picketers press senator on parental-consent bill - Jy 2 91 1B
  • Editorial: Bush's abortion contortions - Au 23 91 16A
  • Under the Dome: Abortion foes get ready (for Republican National Convention) - Au 28 91 2B
  • Judge won't stop abortion clinic picketing (in Fayetteville) - No 16 91 6B
  • Abortion foes win veto vote in house; N.C. lawmakers split - No 20 91 1
  • Editorial: Anti-abortion power grab - No 22 91 18A
Abortion
  • Helms seeks to control abortion debate - Ja 16 90 1B
  • Atwater urges Republicans to be flexible on abortion; Martin says he agrees - Ja 20 90 1
  • Helms says GOP stance on abortion unchanged - Ja 21 90 1C
  • Thousands rally against abortion in Raleigh - Ja 22 90 1B
  • Abortion, birth control date to ancient days - Ja 23 90 7A
  • Abortion-rights rally offers mobile phones to call Martin, Bush - Ja 23 90 4B
  • Point of view: Attempts to justify abortion fail - Ja 23 90 7A
  • Abortion dispute hits close to home as protesters pay visit to Oakwood - Fe 12 90 1B
  • Point of view: Put up or shut up on abortion as murder - Fe 18 90 7J
  • Ingram refuses to discuss residence; Supports women's access to abortion - Fe 21 90 3B
  • Editorial: Protesters hurt their cause - Fe 22 90 16A
  • 9 anti-abortion protesters arrested - Fe 25 90 3C
  • Legality of free abortions at UNC Hospitals disputed - Mr 7 90 7B
  • Poll finds selective support for legal abortion (Charts) - Mr 26 90 1
  • 42 abortion protesters arrested in Charlotte - Ap 1 90 9C
  • February anti-abortion protest yields 9 trespassing convictions - Ap 6 90 7B
  • Study says 1st trimester abortion rarely hurts woman's mental state - Ap 6 90 7B
  • Actors fill political role at UNC-CH abortion rally - Ap 7 90 2B
  • Lawmakers vow to fight state abortion fund cut - My 19 90 3B
  • Budget panels divided on cuts in abortion fund - My 25 90 1B
  • Editorial: Poor women lose - again - My 26 90 14A
  • House panel votes, 37-28, to cut state abortion funds - My 31 90 3B
  • Catholic politicians debate church's role on abortion - Jy 1 90 1C
  • Editorial: Abortion: dark gray again - Jy 5 90 10A
  • Jury pool faces more questions on abortion - Jy 19 90 5B
  • Chapel Hill health clinic regains abortion license - Jy 20 90 1B
  • Poll shows Senate race tied; most suport abortion rights - Jy 31 90 3B
  • Point of view: Concentration on abortion shows feminism has lost its moorings - Au 8 90 15A
  • Group tries winning pro-choice support from minority women - Au 23 90 2F
  • Panel again adopts rule on fetus model - Se 6 90 3B
  • Senate defeats Helms' measure against abortion - Se 12 90 3B
  • Health group endorses abortion rights - Se 13 90 4B
  • Editorial: Her decision, not Helms' - Se 20 90 18A
  • Raleigh group protests abortion outside clinic - Oc 7 90 4C
  • Abortion-rights group targeting House contest in Wake - Oc 26 90 3B
  • Abortion issue fails to create expected partisan divisions - No 9 90 3B
  • Appeals court rejects two rules hindering state-funded abortions - No 21 90 3B
  • State now forced to look for use for plastic fetuses - No 25 90 1C
Abortion
  • Panel reduces deep cut in state funding for abortions - My 9 89 8A
  • Durham woman (Peterson) arrested at clinic - My 21 89 31A
  • Stemming the need for abortion - My 21 89 1D
  • Abortion-protest ruling unbiased, judge says - My 25 89 2C
  • Abortion-consent bill still drawing debate - Jn 16 89 3C
  • Senate panel adjusts abortion consent bill - Jn 21 89 8A
  • Senate panel approves abortion consent bill - Jn 23 89 13A
  • N.C. groups set to seek abortion restrictions - Jn 30 89 12A
  • Durham police arrest, charge 7 abortion foes - Jy 2 89 25A
  • Battle looms in N.C. over new, stiffer law - Jy 4 89 1
  • Roe vs. Wade doomed, both sides say; Groups forecast gradual but certain turnaround on abortion
  • rights in N.C. - Jy 4 89 8A
  • Editorial: Abortion handwashing - Jy 5 89 12A
  • Abortion ruling may dominate state political races of '90s - Jy 7 89 1
  • Speaker plans study on state abortion laws - Jy 12 89 16C
  • Under the Dome: Legislators wary on abortion limits - Jy 12 89 1
  • Mavretic names abortion panel, sets off criticism - Jy 16 89 21A
  • Under the Dome: Tilt over abortion looming for GOP - Jy 17 89 1
  • Abortion; A very personal decision, a very public issue - Jy 21 89 1D
  • Martin says abortion referendum could defuse issue - Jy 21 89 26C
  • Under the Dome: Abortion panel spurs infighting - Jy 21 89 1
  • Editorial: Abortion hysteria spreads - Jy 22 89 10A
  • Abortion protesters arrested in Asheville - Jy 23 89 29A
  • Durham judge (Hudson) sets limits on abortion protests - Jy 25 89 2C
  • Judge orders protesters to stay away from area of Durham abortion clinic - Jy 28 89 1C
  • Anti-abortion demonstrators heed ruling - Jy 30 89 37A
  • Tar Heel editors speak: Abortion referendum ducks the issue - Jy 30 89 7D
  • Tar Heel editors speak: Outsiders can't dictate N.C. stance - Au 27 89 7D
  • Under the Dome: Panel on abortion trapped in limbo - Se 4 89 1
  • 2 N.C. lawmakers (Ballenger; Hefner) switch sides in key abortion vote - Oc 13 89 5C
  • GOP leaders confident about abortion stand - Oc 14 89 3C
  • Editorial: Force vs. the grace of choice - Oc 15 89 6D
  • Abortion issue's impact on N.C. elections debated - No 9 89 14C
  • Under the Dome: Wrong message sent (pro-choice messages on Martin's golf balls) No 9 89 4A
  • Editorial: What parties aren't about No 16 89 14A
  • Editorial: Real 'American values' No 21 89 8A
  • Under the Dome: Democratic women forming new group (Pine Needles Network) - De 4 89 1B
  • Anti-abortion activists want books displayed (May Memorial Library; Burlington) - De 14 89 4B
  • Under the Dome: Abortion-rights supporters meet - De 19 89 1B
  • Abortion fund runs out in state - De 23 89 1
  • Abortion likely to be a key issue in Helms' re-election bid - De 26 89 1B
  • Editorial: Unfairness on abortion - De 28 89 12A
  • Hospital will still give poor free abortions; Some clinics also plan to reduce fees - De 29 89 1B