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Show THE DAILY HERALD. Prow. Uth. TWrtty, July 16, 1998 mm' - I House votes to restrict abortions by teens lr I Q fa By DARLENE SUPERVHJLE Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON Demonstrating their election-yea- r commitment to conservative House activists, Republicans pushed through legislation Wednesday ,;,to restrict abortions by The House voted a bill making it a crime for anyone who isn't the parent or legal guardian to evade parental involvement laws in the preghome state by nant taking her to a state that imposes no requirements on underage girls seeking abortions. n Democrats joined 209 Republicans in voting for the bill, but the tally came up a few votes short of the needed override majority President Clinton's threatened teen-ager- s. 276-150f- or teen-ager- 's Sixty-seve- 'I two-thir- ds ill veto. Sponsors said the bill would safeguard parental rights, protect the health of young girls and ensure compliance with parental consent or notification laws on the books in more than 30 states. Rep. Ileana the prime sponsor, said many schools require parental consent to give children medicine, take them on field trips or dismiss them early from class. But when it comes to abortion, "a stranger can take our daughters with no repercussions whatsoever," she said, adding that "this is simply not acceptable." Rep. Linda Smith, said the bill would protect older girls from older men who prey on them, get them pregnant and then take them to another jurisdiction for an abortion. Others said the constitutional right to an abortion doesn't include breaking the law and that minors should seek the court's permission for the procedure as the statutes allow. "Meaningful, constitutional parental consent laws are designed to help and protect minors," added Rep. 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