Couple’s four month care of baby Missy ends in line for adoption
Denver area couple Jake and Judy Duran who cared for Missy after a distressed mother died face losing custody. Adams County officials say adoptive rights are earned by being in the general queue, not by prior care. The Durans may apply again but must join the same adoptive line with others, as a judge noted. Their daughter Teresa, three, wonders what happened to her baby sister.
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George Rawamora
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Judy Duran
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Missy
Durans
Mi She
Brighton Dist
James Delaney
Teresa
Hopi Seek Half Interest in Navajo Land in Arizona
The Hopi tribe filed a federal lawsuit seeking half ownership of about 40 percent of the Navajo Reservation in Arizona. The quiet-title suit targets the western portion, including Window Rock and Black Mesa, and relies on a new law allowing intertribal action to settle a long running dispute. The case, assigned to U.S. District Judge Carl Muecke, will be heard in Prescott, with Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald unavailable for comment.
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument
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U.S
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Prescott, Ariz
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Injunction on aging home dismissed in Golden
Golden Colorado AP reports that Golden District Court Judge George Priest dismissed a petition by five residents seeking to halt a proposed Lakewood non profit home for six elderly residents. The plan by 1390 Housing Inc. faced complaints of property value impact and was previously halted by a temporary restraining order.
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Golden, Colo
Lakewood
Golden District Court
George Priest
1390 Housing Inc
Social Concerns Commission
Lake Wood
Impeachment of Wounded Knee Witness Moves Ahead
In Lincoln Neb a key defense move sought to disqualify University of South Dakota historian Joe Cash over a book he reportedly read during cross examination The judge allowed Cash to remain while weighing the issue and set final arguments for Thursday in a bid to determine federal jurisdiction over six defendants tied to Wounded Knee crimes during the occupation last year More than 30 defendants remain slated for trial
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University of South Dakota
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