An artist's rendering of a room in the Planned Parenthood clinic to be constructed in Worcester. A $5m tax-exempt bond was approved for the facility by a Romney administration agency.
Romney officials approved clinic loan
Worcester facility to provide abortions
An artist's rendering of a room in the Planned Parenthood clinic to be constructed in Worcester. A $5m tax-exempt bond was approved for the facility by a Romney administration agency.
Former governor Mitt Romney's economic development agency granted initial approval to a tax-exempt bond last year for a Planned Parenthood clinic in Worcester that will provide abortions, just two months before he left office and began highlighting his antiabortion position as a presidential candidate. (Full article: 836 words)
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