Pickaninny Judge Probed Over Racial Adoption Stance
McKean County Judge, accused of calling black children pickaninnies, faces state probes by the Judicial Conduct Board and Welfare Department. The review follows reports that the court and local agency discourage bi racial adoptions in the largely white rural area. The judge has not publicly commented and reportedly has not blocked adoptions by bi racial couples, while an adoption agency says finalizing Asian or mixed adoptions is being limited. The Wojciechowskis of Ceres, Pa., pursuing a Korean adoption say county workers hinder their case, though Holt International and other parties are involved.
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Scranton Wins Praise as U.N. Envoy Quietly Shifts U.S. Policy
At the United Nations, William Scranton earns rare praise from colleagues for his low key, listening approach and clear articulation of American aims. Diplomats note a warmer atmosphere and a break from Moynihan’s confrontational style, though concerns over Middle East policy and anti American bloc voting persist. Scranton’s restraint and steady diplomacy are highlighted as reinvigorating US ties at the U.N. while leaving major regional tensions unresolved.
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U S Turkey arms pact may end soon
Ankara reports say rejection of a new billion dollar US arms package could end Turkish military cooperation. Demirel warns Congress may block both Turkey and Greece deals, risking credibility and alliance cohesion. Turkey eyes Soviet trade while Cyprus tensions restrain troop withdrawals.
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