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adamant,” said Sen. Charles J. Colgan, D-29th District, who has introduced parental consent legislatiort»in the past. “They will not let (antiabortion) legislation out of committee.”

“The Senate would probably not go along with any significant curtailment of this area of private choice,” said Sen. Thomas J. Michie Jr., D25th District, a member of the Senate health committee.

“There’ll be a lot of discussion,” said Del. Bernard S. Cohen, D-46th District, a member of the courts committee, “but I don’t think people are really going to want to change what we do now.”

Individual legislative positions vary and follow the traditional arguments.

“I’m for life,” said Sen. William A. Truban, R-28th District, who believes, however, that the decision should be left to the mother. “The government has no business in abortion.”

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