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Sir William Liley, a career devoted to life

Professor Sir William Liley , who gained international recognition  for his pioneering Work into pre-natal blood transfusions, died suddenly at his Epsom home June 15 ,1983. he was 54. Sir William, who was knighted in 1973, made medical history  in 1963 when he became the first doctor to give a baby a blood transfusion before birth. The technique, which he pioneered while [...]

2009-06-24T06:44:33-04:00July 24, 1983|Activism, Pro-Life, World Briefs|

Warnings from sex-happy Sweden

According to the doctrine of the proponents of More and Increasingly-Explicit Sex and Contraceptive Education in Schools, such a programme would lead to a sexual utopia: unwanted pregnancies would cease to be; there would be no more unwanted or battered children; life would be wonderful. If, however, we look at Sweden, the country with the longest history of school sex education and [...]

2009-06-22T14:17:14-04:00May 22, 1983|World Briefs|

The abortion issue in Ireland

The situation in Ireland with reference to an amendment to the Constitution to outlaw the possibilities of legalizing abortion by court or parliament has suddenly changed. The situation is very fluid; anything could happen. Under pressure, Prime Minister Garret FitzGerald had agreed with his opponent Charles Haughey to submit a pro-life amendment to the Constitution in a national referendum. When Haughey became [...]

2009-06-22T11:41:12-04:00April 22, 1983|World Briefs|
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