Case turns upside down traditional custody rules
Robert Young, a stay-at-home dad who led a Brownie troop and coached two daughters, fought for primary custody after his divorce from Alice Hector, a partner at a law firm. The Miami case questions whether working mothers must sacrifice custody to fathers and highlights evolving views on parental roles and childcare.
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Hector
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Appellate Court Voices Gender Bias in Child Support Case
The appellate court notes the record shows the architect, though less financially advantaged than the father, has always provided for the children. The judges question if the court erred in assuming the mother's contributions outweighed the father's. Nancy Chang of the Center for Constitutional Rights criticizes gender bias while Green argues the father sacrificed a career to be a homemaker. The girls stay with their mother pending further review.
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Poll shows NY voters split on D'Amato fourth term
A New York Post Fox 5 statewide poll finds 47 percent of likely voters want change for Senator Alfonso D'Amato, while 36.2 percent think he deserves re election. Pollster John Zogby notes D'Amato leads three Democratic challengers but signals a potential risk.
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Accused killer hid blades and key on body
Albany report says Gary Evans hid razor blades on his body and a hand cuffs key in his nostril before leaping to his death after an autopsy found the items. Kivans, charged with five murders, escaped a U S Marshals van Friday by kicking out a window on the Troy Menands Bridge. He then jumped into the Hudson River and died.
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Kivans
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Protesters dangled from Parachute Jump at Coney Island
Five protesters hung for four hours from the Parachute Jump to protest using Brazilian rainforest wood for the Coney Island boardwalk. They unfurled a Save the Rainforest banner and were arrested after climbing down.
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Coney Island
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Two Teens Die In Hamilton County Car Crash
Two 18 year olds were killed in a Sunday automobile crash in Hamilton County when their car collided head on with another vehicle. Investigators say a car driven by Frank A. Mattice, 28, of Gloversville was traveling south on Route 30 when it swerved toward the shoulder and over corrected, skidding into the teens’ car.
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Miami juror bribery probe in Magluta Falcon case
Federal prosecutors examine a 1996 Magluta Falcon juror for allegedly taking a 500000 bribe to vote not guilty. The Miami Herald cites sources on the case in which Salcon and co defendants faced 17 drug counts. the verdict was unanimous.
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Man in Fest Fight Drives Car Into Crowd Injuring Dozens
Police said a man who had been in a pool hall brawl earlier drove into a crowd outside a Milwaukee venue, injuring at least 26. A woman was in critical condition and others suffered broken legs and scrapes. The driver fled on foot after hitting a light pole. One man was shot in the leg amid the chaos. authorities seek the assailants.
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L A airport evacuated after X ray spoil cigarette lighter
More than 4,500 people evacuated and 29 flights suspended at Los Angeles International Airport when an X ray detected a bag with what appeared to be a gun. The item turned out to be a cigarette lighter, officials said. An agent misidentified a passenger, leading to the erroneous alarm while authorities cleared the terminal for over two hours.
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Los Angeles International
Bruce Nelson
Federal Aviation Administration
Nancy Castles
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Boston library flooded by water main break
The Boston Public Library suffered extensive damage after a ruptured 42 inch water main flooded the basement. Officials said tens of thousands of gallons surged in, damaging or destroying more than 50,000 documents and potentially affecting maps, patents, periodicals and computer equipment.
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Boston Public Library
Virginia dentist may be suspended after patient dies
A Virginia Beach dentist, Dr. Steven J. Solomon, faces license suspension after a patient died following a tooth extraction. A Board of Dentistry committee alleges failure to monitor, report, and record all drugs administered. Solomon has 33 days to decide whether to surrender his license before the full board acts.
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State Board of Dentistry
Steven J. Soloman
Virginia Beach
Chamme Wow Blaine
Joe Wadhley
Wye Carelis
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