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Retired after 30 years as a journalist. Mom of 3. From Tulsa. Former All-American track athlete for the University of Arkansas, but now I just dance. She/her
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Missouri legalized abortion, but most residents can't get appointments and go elsewhere

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By Michele Munz Verified, Louis Post-Dispatch
| ArcaMax
ST. LOUIS — Over a year ago, Missouri voters approved enshrining abortion rights into the state constitution. Lawyers won court cases, blocking clinic restrictions. Providers promised that Missourians could access abortions close to home. But today, appointments are hard to come by at the three Planned Parenthood clinics — in Kansas City, St. Louis and Columbia — that offer procedural abortions.
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Missouri legalized abortion, but most residents can't get appointments and go elsewhere

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By Michele Munz Verified
| The Lawton Constitution Verified
ST. LOUIS — Over a year ago, Missouri voters approved enshrining abortion rights into the state constitution. Lawyers won court cases, blocking clinic restrictions. Providers promised that Missourians could access abortions close to home. But today, appointments are hard to come by at the three Planned Parenthood clinics — in Kansas City, St. Louis and Columbia — that offer procedural abortions.
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Missouri legalized abortion, but most residents can't get appointments and go elsewhere

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By Michele Munz Verified
| St. Louis Post-Dispatch Verified
Over a year ago, Missouri voters approved enshrining abortion rights into the state constitution. Lawyers won court cases, blocking clinic restrictions. Providers promised that Missourians could access abortions close to home. kAmqFE E@52J[ 2AA@:?E>6?ED 2C6 92C5 E@ 4@>6 3J 2E E96 E9C66 !=2??65 !2C6?E9@@5 4=:?:4D — :?
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