NJ to Review Laws After Child Genius Case Settled
Governor Meyner said New Jersey will review foster care and adoption laws after the Alice Marie case decision. The state seeks to decide if the Combses can keep Alice Marie, a nearly five year old foster child deemed nearly a genius, while awaiting the courts ruling. Kings College offered a college scholarship to Alice Marie if she remained with the Combses. The governor stated a broader legal review is needed and suggested parties comment before final court action.
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UPA
New Jersey
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Alice Marie
Ricard Combs
Alice Marte
John Tramburg
Lloyd RB
Wescott
Board of Contrat
Meyner
Hans
Kings College
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Packing Firm Ordered to Put 3 000 Strikers Back on Jobs
In Chicago the labor board ruled that Wilson and Co must restore 3 000 United Packinghouse Workers of America members to their pre strike positions. The decision, binding on both sides, directs the firm to observe seniority rights when reassigning workers to open jobs and sets a March 26 compliance date. The company expects to rehire over 5 000 employees by then. some WPWA members accused of unsanctioned activity will be ruled on later.
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UPJ
Wilson and Co
UPWA
Angeuneeman Board
Te United Packinghouse iWorkers of America
JPWA
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Confusion Reigns After Harwich Town Election
Harwich Massachusetts voters face confusion after Wednesday's town election as residents try to determine who won seats on the cemetery commission. The election results appear unclear, leaving the community awaiting official certification.
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Harwich, Mass
Harwich Town
Cremetery
City officials wrestle with cemetery race questions
A Salt Lake City vote confusion centers on cemetery commissioner terms. Rodney O'Brien ran unopposed amid questions if his re election is legal while John Handren’s writed in ballots spark doubt. City Counsel Cahoon must decide eligibility and whether write ins affect the result.
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Rodney O'Brien
John Handren
O'Brien
Handren
Cahoon
Italy Nabs Four Counterfeiters
Four counterfeiters were arrested in Genoa on Thursday. Police said the gang sold forged U S bills to American sailors and Ethiopian banknotes, with notes ranging from about $3.20 to $6.40.
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UPL
U.S
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