Court Rules Baby Belongs With Mother After Adoption Fight
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled that an 18 month old child abandoned at birth should stay with her teenage mother Gina Pellegrino rather than the couple seeking to adopt her. The ruling upheld a lower court order granting Pellegrino custody, noting the LaFlammes had no right to intervene in parental rights.
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Hartford, Conn
State Supreme Court
Gina Pellegrino
Jerry
Cindy LaFlamme
Segrino
Kingpin
Suit claims tainted soda with urine evidence
In Marianna Florida a court heard that a soda bottle contained urine rather than drinkable liquid. The witness Verlyne Porter testified as the case rested. The trial centered on alleged product liability from a bottled beverage.
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Porter
Verlyne
Marianna
Fila
Ted
Arcnine
Uae
Wes Pittman
White collars swap with blues for a day at Ford
In Sterling Heights Michigan workers swapped roles with white collar managers spending the morning on the factory conveyor belt and blue collar laborers in front offices. The day turned awkward when an office worker activated a hoist causing a mishap on the assembly line.
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Sterling Heights
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Immune attack linked to ALS study findings
New evidence suggests amyotrophic lateral sclerosis may stem from the immune system attacking nerve cells. Blood from 36 of 48 ALS patients contained antibodies binding to a calcium channel protein, implying antibodies could drive nerve destruction and that decoys might slow progression in early patients. Researchers caution further study needed for cause and treatment relevance.
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New York
Lou Gehrig
Appel
Teepu Siddique
Northwestern University
Cole
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston
New England Journal of Medicine
Baylor
Germany
Judge orders frozen sperm destroyed amid appeal threat
In Los Angeles a Superior Court judge ordered the frozen sperm of William Everett Kane destroyed after his death by suicide. The ruling allows appeal as Kane’s partner Deborah Hecht contests ownership, while Kane’s daughter and ex-wife dispute the contract.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Edward M. Ross
William Everett Kane
Deborah Hecht
Ross
Hecht
Kane
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