Mary Doe Reunited With Daughter After Abortion Stance
In 1973 Sandra Cano aka Mary Doe won a Supreme Court ruling tied to Roe v Wade. She later chose not to abort, gave up her baby, and lost custody of two others. Now 17 years after reunions begin with her first daughter April and Melissa and Joel, Cano closes a long reunification chapter and adopts an anti abortion stance.
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Mary Doe
Atlanta
Lanmmark US
Supreme Ark US
Supreme Court
Sandra Cano
Cano
April
Seattle
Melissa
Joel
Sea search for survivors of two cargo ships sinks
Rescue ships battled winds and high seas in the Gulf of St Lawrence as they search for survivors from the Capitaine Torres and Johanna B, 400 and 270 feet long, that disappeared about 120 miles north of Cape Breton after sinking Thursday night. About 39 crew were aboard, with 110 reported in distress. conditions include bitter cold and poor visibility. In Europe, UK Prime Minister Thatcher faces cautious Euro adoption as the 12-nation Community edges toward a central bank and a common currency amid regional turbulence.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Coast Guard
Torres
Cape Breton
Europe
Strasbourg
France
Margaret Thatcher
Britain
European Community
Youth Charged in East Village Executive Stabbing
An 11 year old youth, who fled a Louisiana mental hospital in September, is charged with the murder and attempted robbery of Chris Zacharopoulos, 26, son of a Greek diplomat. The attack occurred Monday at 10 30 p m near the Bleecker Street subway after a Christmas party.
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New York
Lousiana Neychetme
East Village
Saad
Christopher Foster
Manderville
Chris Zacharopoulos
Aropoullos
Bleecker Street
Escalator Mishap Injures 25 Children at Herald Square
In New York a subway escalator incident injured more than 25 schoolchildren returning from Rockefeller Center. TA police say a child’s clothing snagged at the top and an emergency stop button was pressed, causing youths to tumble backward.
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New York
Transit Authority
Herald Square
Rockefeller Center
al O'Leary
New York Lottery Numbers Drawn Friday Night
The Daily Number winner was 413 and the Wn Four number 7776. KENO results list a long sequence of numbers drawn Friday night including AT 25 27 31 32 34 38 39 42 45 49 55 56 67 6 Té 78.
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New York
Clash GOAtaps Postmaster Names Seers and Vendors
Fragmentary OCR notes mention May payments and a postmaster, with scattered names and figures. It includes references to The Sean, Ina suber pies, Vate AE, and a possible event on a 7m or 8G timeframe. Overall details are unclear and names appear misread.
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May
Sean
Ina
Evan
Sears Posner
Living donor liver transplant faces tough hurdles for Sarina
In Chicago, 15 month old Sarina Jones undergoes a 74 hour living donor liver transplant from her father Robert Jones. Doctors called the procedure very difficult but expect stable recovery as both mother Michelle Jones and hospital officials report progress and note lingering infection was cleared. Alyssa Smith, another living-donor transplant recipient, showed rapidly improving liver function after receiving part of her mother's liver in Texas.
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Sarina
University of Chicago Medical Center
John Easton
Robert Jones
Tomary
Baston
Christoph
Jones
Memphis
Broelsch
Easton
Petr Wingo
the Star
Sarma
Michelle Jones
Alyssa Smith
United States
Alyssa
Schertz
Texas
San Antonio
Whitington
American linked to Salvador arms find in garden case
Salvadoran officials released a videotape and statements linking American woman Jennifer Casolo to a rebel gunrunner who allegedly buried weapons in her garden during a seizure at her property. The tape shows arms alongside personal papers, tapes, and a photo of Casolo, with her denying knowledge of the contraband and seeking leniency.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Semnoy
Jennifer Jean Casole
New York
Earth in danger from asteroid collision warns scientists
San Francisco reports two scientists warn at an American Geophysical Union meeting that Earth faces destruction risk from stray asteroids. They say a two thirds of a mile wide impact would unleash hydrogen-tomb like energy, potentially within 300000 years, placing the public at higher death risk than air crashes.
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San Francisco
Earth
American Geophysical Union
Davie Morison
NASA
Clark Chapman
Planetary Science Institute
Tucson
Anz
Chapman
Bennett Puts Bush Colombia Trip in Doubt
President Bush voiced desire to attend an anti drug summit in Colombia while William Bennett warned the trip could be canceled if security risks rise. Bennett told reporters aboard Air Force One that safeguards are uncertain and a cautious approach may prevail.
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Denver
Bush
Colombia
William Bennett
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Bennett
Air Force One
Office of National Drug Control Policy
Montreal killer praised as crack shot by childhood friend
The Associated Press reports Marc Lepine, who killed 14 women at the University of Montreal engineering school, was described by a childhood friend as an expert hunter who could shoot pigeons in flight. Friends say he aspired to be an engineer, and a relative with Green Beret ties may have influenced his skills. His brutal upbringing and the 1970s divorce of his parents are noted.
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Associated Press
Montreal
University of Montreal
Marc Lepine
Shot
Jean Belanger
Belanger
Lepine
U.S
Green Berets
Marc
Forecast Brief: Cloudy Night With Snow Chance
A cloudy night brings a chance of snow with a very light fall. Friday’s highs near 24 and lows around 2 with frigid winds. Forecast notes 7 inches in Frede, unclear location and spelling.
Central New York Weather Outlook and Snow Threat
Weather forecast suggests a warming trend with highs near 30 to 35 degrees Sunday and a mix of clouds and possible late snow. Extended outlook shows sunny periods, scattered flurries, and lake effect snow, with temperatures remaining well below normal through midweek. A winter storm system may affect the East Coast early next week, potentially bringing up to a foot of snow in central Virginia and ongoing cold snaps in the region.
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Washington, D.C
National Weather Service
Washington
M beIylUe
McLeo
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