Boy's case brightens as time favors stay in U S
Chicago based Walter Polovchak nears 14th birthday in foster care while lawyers and authorities shift to optimistic tones. A Justice Department source says time may allow him to remain in the United States past his 18th birthday if custody and residency wins unfold. The story traces government reversals, parental return to the Soviet Union, and ongoing appeals likely up to the Supreme Court.
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Brannen Offers Sign Contest in Boise Mayoral Race
Boise mayoral candidate Don Brannen says he will give away prize money instead of relying on donations. He launched a contest for the best campaign yard sign bearing his name with first prize of 100 dollars and smaller prizes, noting he cannot match the big-money fundraising planned by opponents for the November 3 election.
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