Wisconsin Court Upholds Birth Gender Change Case in 1A Context
A Wisconsin court case centers on a man named Oakley ordered to abstain from fathering more children as part of probation after back child support. The Wisconsin Supreme Court divided along gender lines, upholding the ban despite arguments that procreation is a constitutional right. Justice Bablitch led the majority stating past behavior shows irresponsibility and risk to future children. The minority argued that bearing children is a fundamental human right protected by the Constitution.
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Doct or Mutono to speak at Midland and Odessa churches
Mutono will address physicians at Medical Center and the public at 10 45 a m Sunday at Midland Bible Church and 6 30 p m Sunday at Odessa Bible Church. He came to the Permian Basin to support church missions in Uganda with funds and members sent from two summers. Dr Craig Daniel trained in tropical medicine from the University of London will join the effort.
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Philadelphia
Donations Drive for Mutono Clinic Aims to Help Disabled Woman
At 6:30 p.m. in Odessa people can donate to Mutono's Clinic in Kanginima via church mail, noting Social Development Fund on checks. Mutono cites costs like 60 cents for shillings and 90 cents for an adult checkup, highlighting a 30-year-old polio survivor who now uses a wheelchair thanks to the clinic and his goal to expand assistance.
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Law tied Ecstasy scare as Frost child hospitalized in London
In London a two year old daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost ingested part of an Ecstasy tablet at a party in the West End. Police said no neglect suspected and no action against the parents. The drug was identified as Ecstasy and authorities investigate the venue's drug activity.
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Perry Como and Gannett Ties to Local History
Perry Como, famed for hits like Hot Diggity and Papa Loves Mambo, died in May 2001 at age 87 in Jupiter after a long illness. Frank Gannett founded Gannett in 1906, growing to 94 daily newspapers and 22 TV stations, including USA Today. Dixon Gannett also owned a home on the Loxahatchee River near historic Fort Jupiter from 150 years prior.
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Bush cites satellite evidence of Iraqi rebuilds after attacks
President Bush asserts U S satellite photos show Iraq rebuilding sites linked to weapons programs after recent air strikes. He characterizes the activity as part of ongoing efforts that could advance a mushroom cloud capability.
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Contact details for Odessa American staff and numbers
The Odessa American lists main and out of town contact numbers hours for inquiries. Executive Editor Jonn Kerr is named among the staff contacts.
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Jonn Kerr
Readers Guide Web Site and Contact Numbers
Fragmentary notice lists several telephone numbers for a Readers Guide website www ogoa com with digits 333 7602 334 864 333 7777 333 7619 883 7750 333 7764 333 7722 and a reference to a company or entity GG. No clear event or action is stated.
Hollywood satire and Iraq war jabs from Argus Hamilton
Argus Hamilton riffs on crime and politics mixing entertainment buzz with sharp political quips. He mocks White House rhetoric on Saddam Hussein while lampooning Hollywood and media figures in a rapid-fire, topical comedy column.
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Weird Democracy in Action Claire Bouslaugh sheriff race episode
In Durango Colorado Robert Bouslaugh reportedly dropped out of the sheriff race after an incident where he wore a dress and allegedly shot a man who had stolen his purse near an adult bookstore. He claimed he was undercover. In Oshkosh Wisconsin district attorney Joe Paulus lost a September primary following an audio tape of alleged bragging about sex in his office, later dismissed as boy talk. The German Green party boosted Chancellor Schroeder with 8 percent support using campaign billboards depicting same sex couples in provocative imagery.
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