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Show V 3TERM AMERICANA SECRETARY WERNER MICHAEL BLUMENTHAL PAGE 6 (A 5. rt The Independent Dedicated To The Constitution, Liberty, Morality, and ! Vol. 8, No. 21 Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 SALTEIR SAYS By Bob of the most important and yet most suppressed news stories today is a story of tens of One s, thousands of white people (or as the government refers to them) who are in the process of losing their lands, their fortunes and perhaps even their lives. A move is afoot, brought about by the liberal elements and certain government agencies to give the Indians back all civil and criminal jurisdiction over his original land, in spite of the fact that he has been paid (sometimes more than once) for the acquisition of the land by the U.S. government, the State and by white farmers. This is happening all over the nation. In order to make a long story shorter, let me just take one tribe as an example: theUtesof Utah this tribe, backed by the left wing American Indian Movement non-Indian- including, the Strawberry Reservoir east of Salt Lake City to the Colorado border. This means all government, courts, police and law will be Indian. It can mean (as it has in other places) double taxation. It means all property values will plunge. It can mean (as it has in other places) freezing the white man completely off his property. Senior citizens who were bom there can be thrown out for little or no money by high taxation or condemnation. Now, before you make the charge that the white man took the land and owes the red man for it, let me remind you that most all the land in the world at one time or another belonged to someone else. And, before you feel too sorry for Continued on page 1 1 WHY YOU COULD PAY $2 00 by Susan L.M. Huck tuna industry in a wild con game aimed at destroying a staple. once-inexpensi- ve UTAH INDEPENDENT 57 Oakland Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 Second Claes Postage PeMat ttttt Ufca Ctty, Utah I Perhaps you have noticed that the price of tuna has gone out of sight. It has to do with crimes on the high seas. Federal g priorities are astonishing indeed. The penalties for accidentally drowning an eastern spinner porpoise which becomes entangled in a tuna seine were recently described by Mr. August Felando, manager of the American Tunaboat Association in San Diego. A tuna skipper risks criminal penalties of a year in jail and $20,000 fines for himself and all his crew, plus civil fines of $10,000 for each porpoise violation, plus a $25,000 fine against the ship, plus confiscation of the entire catch (which can be worth up to a million crime-fightin- ' i Continued on pace 8 May 26, 1977 PREFACE TO UTAH ABORTION ACT" WHEREAS, the Congress of the United WHEREAS, the U.S. Supreme Court on January 22, 1973 under the purported theory that States Government has neglected to act upon a the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution human life amendment for the protection of as to the question of abortion guaranteed a woman's right to privacy, did through 'judicial legislation: legalize infanticide in the fetal stage; and WHEREAS, in the four years since such legalization, approximately four million children have been killed by abortion; and WHEREAS, the State of Utah under the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the several united states is one of the fifty (50) such states retaining power not specifically delegated to the Federal United States Government; and WHEREAS, such power not specifically delegated is reserved to the States and the people; and preborn children. people by and the authority inalienably vested in us through hereby declare: THAT, the preservation of those rights to ones unable to assert them is the sacred duty of all able persons; and THAT, as a matter of law herein declared and established life and the separate existence of all persons begins and is established at conception; THAT, life subsequent to fertilization and prior to birth cannot legally be terminated unless the life of the mother is endangered: THEREFORE, by virtue of authority vested in the people: NOW, THEREFORE, We the BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF UTAH: TITLE OF ACT. This title shall Section be known and may be cued as the Utah Abortion Section Act." obtains for or provides, supplies or administers to any pregnant woman or induces any such woman to take any solution, medicine, drug, or substance or to use or employ any instrument or other means whatever with intent thereby to cause or aid in causing an abortion of such woman unless the same is necessary to prevent the woman's death, is guilty of a felony of the second degree. (2) Except to prevent the death of the mother and consistent with Section (4) hereof, every physician or person who provides, supplies or administers to any pregnant woman or to any woman reasonably believed by such physician or person to be pregnant or induces any such woman to take any solution, medicine, drug or substance, or uses or employs any instrument or means whatever upon such woman with intent that uch action will cause an abortion of such woman, and such abortion results in death to the preborn child or newborn child, is guilty of a felony of the first degree. 76-7-31- Section 76-7-31- 8, DEFINITIONS. As used in this 9, Act: A CAN FOR TUNA FISH Radical environmentalists are harassing the American 25C Utah Abortion Act Salter (AIM) has petitioned the U.S. courts for all civil and criminal jurisdiction overall land from, and Truth (1) "Pregnant" means that condition from the time of fertilization during which a developing child is carried until live birth dr natural death of the preborn. (2) "Preborn child" means a person in ail biological stages of development, from time of fertilization through full term of gestation. (3) "Abortion" means the termination or attempted termination of human pregnancy with a knowledge that action taken will do other than to producea live birth or remove a dead preborn child, and includes all procedures undertaken to kill a live preborn child and includes all procedures undertaken to produce a miscarriage. (4) "Physician" means a medical doctor licensed to practice medicine and surgery in all branches thereof in this state, or a physician in the employment of the government of the United States who is similarly qualified. (5) Hospital" means a general hospital licensed by the state division of health according to Title 26, Chapter 15, and includes a clinic or other medical facility to the extentthat such clinic or other medical facility provides equipment and personnel sufficient in quantity and quality to provide the same degree of safety to the pregnan t woman and preborn child as would be provided for the particular medical procedures undertaken by a general hospital licensed bytne state division of health. It shall be the responsibility of the state division of health to determine if such clinic or other medical facility so qualifies and to so certify. Section WHEN ABORTIONS LAWFULLY PERFORMED. Abortions may be on a a of performed patient physician in this state in when the judgment of the attending physician and other physicians as required by Section proof has been established and certified beyond doubt that: (1) Such patient is pregnant, and (2) The continuance of such pregnant condition would result in the termination of the life of the mother. 76-7-32- 0, 76-7-3- 23, ABORTION-PENALT- 76-7-3- 21, (1) Y. Every physician or person who procures or 76-7-3- 23 Section 76-7-3- 22, ABORTION-UNLAWFU- L ACTS OF PREGNANT WOMAN. Every woman who requests from any person any solution, medicine, drug, substance, or instrument, or who consumes or uses any solution, medicine, drug, substance, or instrument or voluntarily submits to any surgical procedure or the use of any solution, medicine, drug, substance, instrument or any means whatever, with intent thereby to cause or aid in causing her own abortion, unless the same is necessary to preserve her life, is guilty of a felony of the third degree. Section 76-7-3- 23, ABORTION-PROCEDUR- E REQUIRED. (1) If in the opinion of an attending physician an abortion is necessary to prevent the death of a pregnant woman, prior to performing such abortion the attending physician must obtain the concurrence of at least two other physicians that such abortion is necessary and such concurrence shall be reduced to writing in an affidavit subscribed and sworn to by all three physicians, giving the medical reasons justifying the abortion and the decision made. (2) No abortion may be performed unless a Continued on page 1 1 |