What a 63 year old mom reveals about modern birth
Jacquelyn Mitchard argues aging parents can provide love and security despite myths about late pregnancies. She notes older mothers may be economically stable, emphasizes family loyalty over regulation, and suggests adopting through agencies without age limits.
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IRS ordered to pay damages for retaliating against woman
In a non jury ruling U.S. District Judge William Downes reprimanded the IRS for actions against Carole Ward and awarded about 325000 in damages and attorney fees. Ward said the IRS disclosed tax information publicly after a 1993 audit of her son Tristan's children's clothing stores.
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The Gazette Promotes Recycling of Newspapers
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled news print. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St or at nearby recycling locations.
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Defense chiefs face criticism over favoritism charges
Pentagon leaders are accused of inconsistent discipline after Defense Secretary Cohen defended General Joseph Ralston amid his 13 year old adultery admission. Critics note a two star officer retired for a similar affair and Lt Kelly Flinn avoided court martial, raising questions on standards and fairness. Cohen argues Ralston's romance was personal and outside the chain of command and did not impact duty.
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Sergeant Convicted on Indecent Assault at Darmstadt Base
A U S Army sergeant was found guilty of multiple indecent assault counts at a Darmstadt, Germany training base. Sgt. 1st Class Julius Davis received a two year prison term, bad conduct discharge, and rank reduction, while six rape charges were dismissed. He called the case a witch hunt and apologized to the Army and NCO corps.
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