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House subcommittee approves anti-abortion monument

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Published Tuesday, April 22nd, 2003

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - The House Ways and Means Property Tax Subcommittee approved a bill Tuesday to build a monument outside the Statehouse memorializing "unborn children who have given their lives because of legal abortion."

The monument would be a 6-foot statue of a fetus on a 2-foot base placed on Statehouse grounds where it can be seen from the road.

The bill requires a commission responsible for the monument to raise private funds and receive gifts and grants to build the memorial.

The commission has until next year to submit a design and location to the Statehouse Committee for approval. The state would be responsible for maintaining the new monument along with others already on the grounds.

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