3 questions Ballot State referendums to give a new impetus to efforts of anti-abortion
Anti-abortion has gained new strength from the encouragement Tuesday when voters in Michigan, Arkansas and Colorado adopt or maintain measures lock for public funding of abortions.
Anti-abortion has gained new strength from the encouragement Tuesday when voters in Michigan, Arkansas and Colorado adopt or maintain measures lock for public funding of abortions.
Voters who also deals with the national economy insurance dive strike in California, confirms the prohibition of small arms cheap in Maryland, said English is the official language in three countries and has a good Action in California to force doctors to report to humans, positive for the AIDS virus.
These were the main results of voting on measures and ballots 230 bond issues in 41 countries: abortion
The vote on abortion measures in Michigan, Colorado and Arkansas invited to speculate on a quickening shift in public perception vis-à-vis abortion. ”We can see the advent of a new era of the abortion issue,’’said Patrick B. McGuigan, editor of the report of the initiative and referendum, commented referendums in years.
Currently, 37 states are not programs care pay for abortion or ban the use of public funds for that purpose. Federal law prohibits Medicaid for abortions unless the woman’s life is in danger.
In Michigan, after 17 years of failed attempts and legislative veto, anti-abortion forces won a referendum on the prohibition of public funding of abortions except to save the mother’s life, but by 58 to 42 percent.
In Colorado, the concern of a 1984 ban on funding of abortion has failed, 60 to 40 per cent.
Arkansas does not pay the abortions, but after an emotional campaign with a deep religious harmonics Child””Änderungsantrag come to the State Constitution was adopted by 52 to 48 per cent. It defines life as beginning at the design and prohibits the use of public funds for abortion. Insurance
In California, a long mounting anger over auto insurance prices have a crushing return to an economy of the insurance für”no-fault”Versicherung. Although the national insurance companies spent $ 75 million to promote the plan, voters rejected a beating from three to one report closely and took a much more radical. It represents the sector under state control and reduced immediately close all Auto, Home and Business-premium income by 20 percent below the level a year ago.
Some companies said they would stop providing insurance within the State and enterprises subject to a court challenge yesterday. Voters also rejected an industry-sponsored measure to limit lawyers’ fees of the contingency. [Business Day, page D1. ] AIDS
With an almost two to one report, aldo Californians rejected a proposal requires that doctors would have to report every positive test for the AIDS virus in the state, which would have informed the traceability and sexual partner of the person tested. He also ended a ban on tests against AIDS for employment and insurance.
The measure was in contrast with most medical organizations, who said that AIDS and gay activists said it was a violation of citizens’ rights.
But voters have approved another, much narrower and measuring tests of AIDS in some of the suspects and sex crimes to the police and attacks against workers in case of emergency. Language
After the emotional campaigns, voters in three states, Florida, Colorado and Arizona, has declared English their official language of state, which means that 17 countries now have such laws. The measures adopted by a large majority in Florida, 84 percent, and in Colorado, 61 per cent, but only 51 to 49 in Arizona. Guns
Voters in Maryland wounded from the National Rifle Association of Guardians of the State by six months the law on the prohibition of small arms good commonly known as Saturday night Specials. The weapon was receiving $ 4 million spent in a campaign for lifting heated law.