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A Bronx Supreme Court Justice ordered a New York doctor who owns a women's health clinic in Phoenix to appear at the Arizona manslaughter trial of the clinic's administrator, who is accused of allowing a patient to bleed to death after an abortion. The doctor had opposed a subpoena, arguing that his safety may be threatened because his name has been placed on an Internet registry of doctors who perform abortions.
January 31, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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