Lawyer Takes Toys To Task In 10 Worst Toys List
Boston AP reports lawyer Edward Swartz labels a cuddly dragon toy and nine other items as dangerous in his 15th annual list of 10 worst toys. Toy industry figures defend safety standards amid calls for earlier scrutiny during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward Swartz
Jodi Levin
Toy Manufacturers of America
Fisher-Price
Carol Blackley
Swartz
David Schmeltzer
Federal Consumer Product Safety Commission
Avon
Bernadette Mansur
PlaySkool
Emma Carrasco
Dakin
Cathy Soir
HG Industries
Manny Belcher
HG Toys
America
Edison Glocattoli
Babies Named Jarrod Randolph and Other Birth Announcements
The record lists multiple birth notices including Jarrod Randolph son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Scott born Nov. 26 at Ransom Memorial Hospital weighing 9 lbs 24% ozs. Grandparents and great-grandparents across Garnett Lawrence and nearby towns are named. Also reported are births of Stephanie Lynn Betz Ashley Michelle White Amanda Lynn Poe Karah Trene and Severena Louise Kimball with parent names, birth dates, hospitals, weights, siblings, and extensive grand and great-grandparent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman R. Scott
S. Maple
Apt. D
Jarrod Randolph
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Marcia Brown
N. Cherry
Norman E. Scott
S. Elm
Irma Sassaman
Lawrence
William Brown
Dawson
Penn
Letha Wertz
Stephanie Lynn Betz
Steve Betz
Lawrence Memorial
Kevin John Lyman
Lea Lyman
Garnett
Kevin
Aaron
Craig
Gartha Kuiken
Richmond
Lewis Robinson
Joplin
Charles Lyman
Phoenix
Ariz
Leona Jordan
Hollister
Julia Allison
Fort Scott
Stephanie
Amy
Chris
Adam
Gerry Shell
Hobart L. Betz
Rantoul
Florence Betz
15Th St
Paul White
Morrison, Colo
Ashley Michelle White
Swedish Hospital
Lakewood
Colo
Ashley
Megan
Amanda Lynn Poe
Sheila King
Dale Poe
Alexis Karr
Ash
Jim Poe
Burrough
John Simel
Lyndon
Wilfred Turley
Lane
Gary King
Genesse
Robert Hiles
Karah Trene
Karah
Tony
Jennifer
Haley
Severena Louise Kimball
Denny Kimball
Linwood
Betty Louise Moody
Birdie Macy
Ottawa
John Burkdoll
W. 15Th
Ross Kimball
Gardner
Helen Severena Kersley
Home Care Helps Kids While Saving Costs
Washington AP reports on technology dependent children like 18 month old Michael Brennan who survives at home despite severe brain calcification and a large birthmark. Home care costs exceed 8000 dollars monthly, funded by Medicaid and military health coverage, prompting a Congress task force to explore waivers to keep children at home. Katie Beckett's 1980-81 case catalyzed waivers, shifting care from hospitals to home with costs dropping from about 15000 to 2000-3000 monthly. 800 children have waivers, but some 60000 eligible remain. States have been slow to grant waivers, with only about a dozen states reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michael Brennan
Michael
Carol Brennan
Fort Devon
Mass
Reagan
Katie Beckett
Iowa
Katie
Cedar Rapids
Mark
Julie Beckett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Austin Soper
Matthew
Jessica
Joe Soper
Pomona
Bob Soper
Melvin Miller
Elsie Soper
L.D. Murray
Greeley
Ruth Miller
Peg Feuerborn
Peridot
Matthew Soper
Jesica Lynn Blackstone
David Blackstone
Princeton
Travis Daniel Garrod
Dan Garrod
Jerry Robertson
Louis Garrod
Colorado Springs
Maude Robertson
Frank Kuedser
Donald J. Lickteig Sr
Betty White
Boulder
Cole
Andrew Lickteig
Elmon Velvick
LaVera Hiles
Lela Filmer
Gretna
Neb
Joe Pickett
Jessica Lynn Blackstone
Runza Ra
Lim
Lawrance Ks. Runza
Lawrence, Ks
Mrs. Beckett
Judy Wagner
The
Office of Technology Assessment
Robert Wren
Health Care Financing Administration
Walt
Kazoos
Essories
Holidome
Kansas City
Lenexa
95Th Street
Holiday Inn
California Inn Management, Inc
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