Iowa Supreme Court Returns Baby to Birth Father in Adoption Case
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled to return the child to her birth father, upholding state adoption statutes over the desires of the child’s adoptive parents. Justice Larson said adoptions hinge on law, not emotion, and noted the birth father acted to secure his parental rights. The ruling sends parts of the case back to Juvenile Court to decide cooling off waivers and related motions.
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Travel policy eyes focus after San Diego trip
Anthony questions travel certification and a one convention per year limit. Serbousek expects a formal travel policy to prevent future scrutiny while Smith worries about restrictions hindering seminar attendance. Smith backs the San Diego trip relying on assurances from Serbousek and Hansen that costs are justified, with $195 seminar fee and $184 round trip airline arrangements and a reduced hotel rate.
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Cityline Lottery Draw Updates Available
Cityline lists drawing updates for Iowa Illinois and Lotto America. Call 363 7000 category 2900 for details.
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Honduran guerrilla abducts Costa Rican security minister
A former Honduran guerrilla Orlando Ordonez Betancourt abducted Costa Rica public security minister Luis Fishman in San Jose and forced him at gunpoint to fly to Honduras. The plane landed in Tegucigalpa where authorities surrounded it as negotiations began. Fishman leads Costa Rica’s anti drug trafficking efforts and has no army.
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Supreme Court Rejects Collor Appeals on Impeachment Vote
Brazil's Supreme Court ruled 8-1 against secret ballots and set an open vote in Congress on impeachment of President Fernando Collor de Mello. The decision, with protests outside, also rejected his request for a three week defense delay.
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