Grandparents win visitation rights in landmark case
In Milwaukee area, Helen and Fritz Ford, grandparents of a 6 year old, fought for years to see their granddaughter after adoption by the mother’s husband. The Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed trials, and the U S Supreme Court upheld the law, allowing visits every three months with the child.
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Dog alerts owner to blaze in Frontenac
Terri Corpolongo calls her dog Hooch a hero after he woke her from smoke early Monday. The fire started by the furnace and firefighters arrived quickly, extinguishing the flames. Damage was minor and the owner credits the dog for alerting her before 911.
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Tiny Tim's kidney disease eyed in Dickens manuscript
Dr. Donald Lewis studies Tiny Tim's symptoms from the 1843 manuscript of A Christmas Carol, suggesting the famous story's ill child suffered a kidney disease. The note ties Tim's frail health to a medical condition described in Dickens' original text.
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Tiny Tim
Donald Lewis
Charles Dickens
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