Court expected to rule on Baby M custody dispute
Sterns and surrogate mother Beth Whitehead-Gould await the New Jersey Supreme Court ruling on custody. The case centers on a $10,000 surrogacy contract and the surrogate's parental rights, with potential implications for surrogacy and reproductive technology. The Sterns seek custody while Whitehead-Gould asks the court to reverse the lower court decisions. The child, Melissa Elizabeth Stern, will turn two soon and currently lives with the Sterns. The guardian urged limiting Whitehead-Gould’s visitation for five years to protect the child’s stability.
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Harvey Sorkow
William and
Elizabeth Stern
Tenafly
Supreme Court
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Sterns
Gary Skoloff
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Harold Cassidy
Melissa Elizabeth Stern
Stern
Sorkow
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Maria Regina College to close due to debt and enrollment drop
Low enrollment and mounting deficits force Maria Regina to shut doors at end of the school year. Board chair Maurice Finnegan says the early announcement gives warning. Sister Mary Salvaterra had pursued health program niches without success.
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Mary Salvaterra
Maria Regina College
Catholic Women’s College
Maurice Finnegan
Reagan offers Contra aid concession to Congress
President Reagan pledged a final concession on his 36.2 million aid request to the Contras. He said Congress would decide if Nicaragua complied with the Central America plan before lethal aid is released. House Democrats warned the measure would fail amid moderate reluctance and Speaker Wright signaled anti aid forces had votes to win.
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Treasure-hunt winner claims $2000 for medallion find
Dave Cutten of Mandana won $1000 for solving daily clues and $1000 as a Herald-Journal home-delivery subscriber. He found a 2.22 inch plastic medallion in a tree notch in Cold Springs Park between the SU Crew Club boathouse and Route 370 after following the ninth clue pointing to wildlife habitat near an Elks home. About 30 other seekers were nearby as he somberly recounted the moment and his call to the paper.
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Tuscaloosa church siege ends with 27 released hostages
In Tuscaloosa at West End Christian School a 12 hour siege ended after gunman James L. Harvey and accomplice James Rhodes Jr. surrendered. Police detained Harvey on kidnapping charges as relatives cried thanks to God. None of the 27 hostages including 26 children and a teacher were harmed.
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Ala
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Guy Hunt
al DuPont
West End Christian School
Jerry Fuller
James L. Harvey
Filer
Harvey
James Rhodes Jr
Mary Alice Blanton
DuPont
Deaver book stirs debate over Nancy Reagan role
New book Behind the Scenes by Michael K. Deaver portrays Nancy Reagan as a stabilizing influence who lobbied the president toward diplomacy and middle ground on issues from the Soviet Union to Nicaragua and Bitburg. Critics question the portrayals and her political philosophy, noting her aim to protect her husband.
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