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Obama Admin Again Rejects Indiana's De-Funding Planned Parenthood

For the second time, the Obama administration has rejected Indiana's effort to revoke taxpayer funding for the Planned Parenthood abortion business.

Written yesterday but released today, the Obama administration, through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), a component of the Obama administration's Health and Human Services department, issued a letter recommended ruling against Indiana" defunding of Planned Parenthood.

The letter was written the same day the Obama administration decided to send a Tennessee Planned Parenthood abortion business a three-year grant totalling more than $1.2 million. Ref. Source 2

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Appeals Court Says Indiana Can't De-Fund Planned Parenthood

The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago has upheld a lower court judge's ruling that the state of Indiana can't de-fund the Planned Parenthood abortion business via the state Medicaid program it runs.

The ruling from a three-judge panel indicates Indiana can't enforce a state law signed by Governor Mitch Daniels disqualifying Planned Parenthood from participating in family planing program because it does abortions. Ref. Source 4

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Women File More Than 600 Complaints Against Indiana Abortion Doc

Women have filed more than 600 complaints against an Indiana-based abortion practitioner saying he submitted false and misleading reports to state health officials about their abortions.

Representatives from Indiana Right to Life and Lake County Right to Life held a press conference late Tuesday announcing that 626 consumer complaints were filed against Gary's Friendship Family Planning abortion doctor Ulrich Klopfer, who lives in Illinois but does abortions in Indiana. Each complaint is the result of a terminated pregnancy report containing errors or omissions, the group says. Ref. Source 6

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Medical Board Demands Abortion Doc Appear Who Failed to Report Rapes of Teen Girls

The Indiana state medical board is demanding that an abortion practitioner who ailed to file timely reports on the abortions he did on a teen girl who were victimized by statutory rape appear before them.

Dr. Ulrich "George" Klopfer was one of four Indiana abortion practitioners who waited weeks of even months to report abortions they did on girls under the age of 14, who are victims of rape. State law requires such reports three days following the abortion to protect girls from sexual abuse and victimization, but a recent report by the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel newspaper makes it clear there is a massive abuse of the system taking place as abortion clinics cover up rape to make money from abortions. Ref. Source 9

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Women File More Than 1,200 Complaints Against Indiana Abortion Doc

Women have now filed more than 1,200 complaints against an Indiana-based abortion practitioner saying he submitted false and misleading reports to state health officials about their abortions.

Representatives from Indiana Right to Life today informed LifeNews about more consumer complaints were filed against Gary's Friendship Family Planning abortion doctor Ulrich Klopfer, who lives in Illinois but does abortions in Indiana. Each complaint is the result of a terminated pregnancy report containing errors or omissions, the group says. Ref. Source 2

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Abortion Practitioner Charged for Not Reporting Rape of 13-Year-Old Girl

Abortionist Ulrich Georg Klopfer has been criminally charged in Lake County, Indiana, with failing to file a timely report, a Class B Misdemeanor that carries a penalty of up to 180 days in jail and a $1,000 fine.

The charge is related to an incident of statutory rape on a 13-year-old girl. Klopfer, who gave the girl an abortion at his Gary, Indiana, abortion clinic in September, 2012, filed the report nearly four months later than state statute requires, leaving the girl at risk of further sexual abuse. Ref. Source 7

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Indiana Abortionists Can Hide Whether They"re Breaking State Law

Senate Bill 292, a bill that would have required abortionists in Indiana to provide the Indiana State Department of Health with written verification that they either have hospital admitting privileges, or an agreement with a doctor who has local hospital admitting privileges, has died in the Indiana House controlled by a Republican supermajority. Ref. Source 4

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Indiana Abortions Drop for 5th Straight Year, Down 50% Since 1980

Indiana Right to Life informs LifeNews today that the number of abortions in Indiana is down again, thanks to pro-life laws and the hard work of educational and pregnancy center efforts. Ref. Source 8