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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1995

Page

4

Supreme Court declines stay in Baby Richard custody case

Justice John Paul Stevens refused to block the Illinois Supreme Court ruling granting custody of the boy known as Baby Richard to his biological father Otakar Kirchner. The decision leaves the matter in ongoing legal action, with adoptive parents pursuing further stays or a full court review while Kirchner may not gain full custody for years due to potential psychological recommendations.

Supreme Court Baby Richard Washington John Paul Stevens Illinois Supreme Court Stevens U.S. Supreme Court Illinois Heineman Adoptmve Nts John Joe Doe Richard Lifshitz Lifshitz State Supreme Court Kirchner Lifschitz

Clinton urges end to Burma fighting

The White House called on Burma to halt attacks on rebel forces and honor promises to settle disputes peacefully. The Karen National Union said its headquarters in Manerplaw fell as four Burmese divisions closed in and shelled the camp. An estimated 5,000 to 10,000 refugees crossed into Thailand as Thailand pledged safe haven for those fleeing the fighting.

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Bush visits Holocaust museum on 50th Auschwitz liberation anniversary

Former President George H. W. Bush toured the U S Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington on the 50th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation. He spent an hour viewing stark exhibits, recalled Poland’s Auschwitz memorial visit in 1987, and spoke of returning with Barbara.

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