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By JAMES HANNAH
The Associated Press
NEWS FLASH
Sept. 13, 1999
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -- Anti-abortion activists say a mistrial in the government's lawsuit against Operation Rescue and six protesters accused of illegally blocking entrances to abortion clinics is a triumph for their beliefs. Abortion-rights activists say it's no such thing. But both sides agree a new trial is on the horizon. "I do believe it's a victory," said David Mehaffie, one of the defendants. "God has given a victory over a federal government that has wholeheartedly endorsed, protected and even propagated infanticide."
