Move Away Custody Case Sparks National Debate
Ellen Goodman's Gazette column discusses a Long Beach custody ruling allowing Bailey Maggiore to move with her mother Gina Ocon to Harvard, highlighting tensions between custodial rights and noncustodial parental access. The piece surveys move away cases, class bias, and the strain on families balancing education, work, and care.
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Key to Ryder truck found in alley linked to bombing
FBI photographer testified a key to the Ryder truck used in the Oklahoma City blast was found in an alley behind a YMCA where Timothy McVeigh allegedly parked the getaway car. Prosecution witness Michael Fortier confirmed details under cross examination as investigators traced the key to Ryder records.
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Comedian Arrested in Newark in Omaha Rape Case
Comedian Vinson Champ, tied to a string of campus rapes across the Midwest, was arrested in Newark International Airport on arrival from Bermuda. He faces first degree sexual assault charges in the March 5 Nebraska Omaha incident and awaits extradition. authorities link him to six attacks.
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House votes to empower schools on discipline of disabled students
The House approved 420 to 3 a plan to give local schools more authority over disciplining disabled children who disrupt classes. The bill would allow up to 55 days of removal and permit placement at another school via a hearing officer, while increasing special education funding to 4.9 billion dollars annually.
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Redesign Social Security cards to boost tamper resistance
House immigration legislation would require a more secure Social Security card design akin to passports and currency to curb illegal workers using counterfeit papers. Rep. Bill McCollum argues the current card is easily forged, while the SSA works on a durable prototype.
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