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Governor signs bill allowing Kansas pharmacists to refuse filling abortion inducing prescriptions

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Kansas Governor Sam Brownback has signed a bill allowing pharmacists in the state to refuse to fill a prescription they think could be used to induce abortion.

The bill does not define which drug in particular.

Pharmacists can not be fired for refusing to fill such prescriptions and doctors can refuse to refer patients to pharmacists who would fill a birth control prescription.

Kansas already had a law that allowed medical professionals to refuse to assist in abortion procedures.

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Joplin Middle School teacher fights for his job

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New NEO & PSU transfer agreement

New NEO & PSU transfer agreement

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Miami residents will face citations-fines if they don't maintain their yard

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