Parents lose appeal for kids
An Ulster County couple, John and Annie Santosky, lose their bid to regain three children. The New York Appellate Division unanimously upheld a 1979 Ulster County Family Court finding of permanent neglect, even after the U.S. Supreme Court required a stricter standard of proof.
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Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
John
Annie Santosky
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Santoskys
Ulster County Family Court
Family Court
Ulster County Department of Social Services
Supreme Court
Patient kills doctor and two others then dies
In Hamtramck Michigan Pjetar Gjokaj 38 a restaurant owner killed Dr Baha man Moraffah a medical assistant Nancy Antoncew and clinic owner Oprial Lee Tate then killed himself after waiting for an appointment Police said the motive is under investigation Gjokaj described as a friendly Albanian community member had an appointment and opened fire in the reception area before turning the gun on himself investigators noted no clear motive while witnesses recalled his calm demeanor
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Hamtramck, Mich
UPI
Pjetar Gjokaj
Hamtramck Family Medical Center
Dr. Bahaman -Moraffah
Gjokaj
Marash Ulaj
Busi
Nancy Antoncew
Detroit
Oprial Lee Tate
Oak Park
John Daley
Larry Kulhaii
Hamtramck Police Department
George Gjokaj
Pjetar
of States
Yugoslavia
Detroit General Hospital
Moraffah
David Sanford
Revisions on handicapped education seek limits on extra services
The Reagan administration proposes major changes to handicapped education rules allowing schools to set reasonable limits on related services in creating individualized education programs. The changes would affect service level, provider qualifications, and least restrictive environment provisions while leaving core rights intact. Critics say the rules could curb parental involvement and reduce safeguards.
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Christopher Connell Washington
Associated Press
The
Children’s Defense Fund
Education Department
Office of Management and Budget
Federal Register
T.H. Bell
Whit Smith
Congress
Smith
SUNY Loan Center Owes $25 Million in Delinquent Funds
Albany AP report shows the SUNY Student Loan Service Center manages about 89,000 federal loans and is owed $25 million in delinquent payments. National Direct Student Loans default rate exceeds 10 percent at nine SUNY campuses, led by Old Westbury with nearly 35 percent. Overall, 9 percent of center loans are in default. $71.2 million owed, with $17 million delinquent and about $9 million in default.
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Albany
State University of New York
State Comptroller’s Office
Suny Student Loan Service Center
SUNY
Old Westbury
Long Island
NDSL
Suny Center
Edward Regan
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