Dr. Delhi Thweatt, the Catonsville physician who performs abortions at the Hillcrest abortion clinic in Harrisburg, is a defendant in a civil lawsuit involving the death of a woman following an abortion he performed...
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Eric Harrah was part-owner of one of the nation's largest chains of abortion clinics. During his 10 years in the business, his clinics did an estimated quarter million abortions. He recently converted to Christianity and walked away from the lucrative business of killing unborn children.

Seven pro-lifers from Harrisburg braved threats of arrest for criminal trespass and resumed their weekly picketing of a Catonsville abortionist without incident on July 14.

Every Tuesday morning since July, 1997, a small group of pro-lifers had been making the 1-hour, 45-minute drive to the office of Dr. Delhi Thweatt on Old Ingleside Avenue to protest the doctor's abortion activities at Harrisburg's Hillcrest abortion clinic...
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Herbert Katzenberg, chairman of Westview Federal (in car), tells picketers they are on his property, but Ed Snell (right) begs to differ.

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Unborn babies would have to be given painkilling drugs during late abortions or for surgery in the womb, under guidelines to be considered by the British government.