Oklahoma lawmakers approve bill to revoke licenses of abortion doctors (Corrects first paragraph of April 22 item to show that bill has not been sent to the governor and adds third paragraph to explain status) By Heide Brandes OKLAHOMA CITY (Reuters) - An Oklahoma bill that could revoke the license of any doctor who performs an abortion may soon head to the governor, with opponents saying the measure in unconstitutional and promising a legal battle against the cash-strapped state if it is approved. In the Republican-dominated legislature, the state’s House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a Senate bill late on Thursday. Governor Mary Fallin, a Republican, has not yet indicated whether she will sign it. The Senate needs to approve minor changes to the bill before it can go to the governor, lawmakers said. Under the bill, doctors who perform abortions would risk losing their medical licenses. Exemptions would be given for those who perform the procedure for reasons including protecting the mother or removing a miscarried fetus. “This is our proper function, to protect life,” said Senator Nathan Dahm, the Republican who authored the bill. A handful of representatives argued against the bill, saying it violated the Constitution by prohibiting a doctor from performing a medical procedure that was legal under law. “Oklahoma politicians have made it their mission year after year to restrict women’s access vital health care services, yet this total ban on abortion is a new low,” said Amanda Allen, senior state legislative counsel at the Center for Reproductive Rights. The lobbying group and several other abortion rights organizations have promised court challenges if the bill is enacted.  Supporters of the bill said it will help protect the sanctity of life. “If we take care of morality,” bill supporter David Brumbaugh, a Republican, said during deliberations, “God will take care of the economy.” politicsNews
oklahoma lawmakers approve bill revoke licenses abortion doctors corrects first paragraph april item show bill sent governor adds third paragraph explain status by hide brands oklahoma city reuters an oklahoma bill could revoke license doctor performs abortion may soon head governor opponents saying measure unconstitutional promising legal battle state approved in legislature state house representatives overwhelmingly approved senate bill late thursday governor mary falling republican yet indicated whether sign the senate needs approve minor changes bill go governor lawmakers said under bill doctors perform abortions would risk losing medical licenses exemptions would given perform procedure reasons including protecting mother removing miscarried fetus this proper function protect life said senator nathan dam republican authored bill a handful representatives argued bill saying violated constitution prohibiting doctor performing medical procedure legal law oklahoma politicians made mission year year restrict women access vital health care services yet total ban abortion new low said amanda allen senior state legislative counsel center reproductive rights the lobbying group several abortion rights organizations promised court challenges bill enacted supporters bill said help protect sanctity life if take care morality bill supporter david brumbaugh republican said deliberations god take care politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Oklahoma lawmakers approve bill to revoke licenses of abortion doctors (Corrects first paragraph of April 22 item to show that bill has not been sent to the governor and adds third paragraph to explain status) By Heide Brandes OKLAHOMA CITY (Reuters) - An Oklahoma bill that could revoke the license of any doctor who performs an abortion may soon head to the governor, with opponents saying the measure in unconstitutional and promising a legal battle against the cash-strapped state if it is approved. In the Republican-dominated legislature, the state’s House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a Senate bill late on Thursday. Governor Mary Fallin, a Republican, has not yet indicated whether she will sign it. The Senate needs to approve minor changes to the bill before it can go to the governor, lawmakers said. Under the bill, doctors who perform abortions would risk losing their medical licenses. Exemptions would be given for those who perform the procedure for reasons including protecting the mother or removing a miscarried fetus. “This is our proper function, to protect life,” said Senator Nathan Dahm, the Republican who authored the bill. A handful of representatives argued against the bill, saying it violated the Constitution by prohibiting a doctor from performing a medical procedure that was legal under law. “Oklahoma politicians have made it their mission year after year to restrict women’s access vital health care services, yet this total ban on abortion is a new low,” said Amanda Allen, senior state legislative counsel at the Center for Reproductive Rights. The lobbying group and several other abortion rights organizations have promised court challenges if the bill is enacted.  Supporters of the bill said it will help protect the sanctity of life. “If we take care of morality,” bill supporter David Brumbaugh, a Republican, said during deliberations, “God will take care of the economy.” politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: oklahoma lawmakers approve bill revoke licenses abortion doctors corrects first paragraph april item show bill sent governor adds third paragraph explain status by hide brands oklahoma city reuters an oklahoma bill could revoke license doctor performs abortion may soon head governor opponents saying measure unconstitutional promising legal battle state approved in legislature state house representatives overwhelmingly approved senate bill late thursday governor mary falling republican yet indicated whether sign the senate needs approve minor changes bill go governor lawmakers said under bill doctors perform abortions would risk losing medical licenses exemptions would given perform procedure reasons including protecting mother removing miscarried fetus this proper function protect life said senator nathan dam republican authored bill a handful representatives argued bill saying violated constitution prohibiting doctor performing medical procedure legal law oklahoma politicians made mission year year restrict women access vital health care services yet total ban abortion new low said amanda allen senior state legislative counsel center reproductive rights the lobbying group several abortion rights organizations promised court challenges bill enacted supporters bill said help protect sanctity life if take care morality bill supporter david brumbaugh republican said deliberations god take care politicsnews