Biological switch in custody case over teenager Kimberly Mays
Twiggs gain custody after a judge’s August order was thrown out. A telephone message left at attorney Arthur Ginsburg’s office indicated the girl had bolted from Mays and stayed with the Twiggs in Sebring, Florida, 85 miles southeast of Tampa. A fellow lawyer called the situation a typical adolescent crisis as parties renegotiated terms.
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Clinton suit talks falter as lawyers fail to reach deal
Negotiations to resolve the Paula Jones case failed after Clinton aides and Davis discussed a statement acknowledging limited past contact without admissions of impropriety. Jones’s side pressed for a broader acknowledgment that Clinton knew Jones and may have caused insult, while Bennett argued the talks were unproductive. Both sides referenced potential settlement but remained far apart.
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New Orleans Homeless Hero Abandons New Job After One Day
A homeless man who saved an elderly couple from a car fire in New Orleans says he wanted a regular job with a paycheck. Michael Dennis accepted a one day maintenance job pushing a broom, but the work did not fit his background of earning about $80,000 a year, and he is now homeless again after the publicity and a Baton Rouge offer.
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