New Jersey Ruling Denies Custody To Nonbiological Partner
In Newark Superior Court Judge Philip B. Cumsus ruled that a nonbiological partner identified as V.C. cannot gain joint custody or visitation of her ex-partner’s 44-year-old twins. He equated her legal status to that of a step-parent, noting New Jersey law does not grant third parties automatic rights to a partner’s biological children. The decision follows similar but wavering rulings in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Utah, and comes after a New Mexico case awarded full custody to a nonbiological partner earlier this year.
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Parents charged after two boys suffocated in car trunk
In Greensburg Pennsylvania, Carl Wright and Sherry Wright face involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment charges after their sons Christopher five and Drew two suffocated in a trunk on August 2. The boys placed puppies in the trunk and closed it while the mother slept and the father worked. The bodies were found six hours later. The couple, free on bond, has another child eight months old.
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Former class president pleads guilty to teen rapes
In Grosse Pointe Woods, Daniel Granger, 18, former Class of 1538 president at Grosse Pointe North High School, admitted to having sex with three 14-year-old girls and conspiracy to contribute to the delinquency of a minor. He faces up to six months in jail after authorities alleged alcohol was supplied by him and friends. His hearing was delayed as the University of Michigan barred attendance pending the case.
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Doctors link brain oxygen use to stroke risk in blocked arteries
In Chicago researchers report a method to predict strokes among patients with totally blocked carotid arteries. Using brain oxygen extraction, six times more likely to have a stroke within two years among high-oxygen users. Of 39 high-use patients, 12 had strokes versus 3 of 42 others.
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Judge bars eviction of HIV positive man in housing case
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking the eviction of HIV positive resident George Watters from Maple Manor apartments in Elm Creek. Clayton Rawhouser, caregiver, sued Elm Creek Housing Authority for discrimination, alleging housing manager Marilyn Gruntorad called them AIDS infested and feared contamination of the complex.
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White House lawn wears thin under Clinton coverage
Washington remains consumed by the Clinton affair as media crowds wear down the White House lawn and the city debates impeachment momentum while polls show broad public patience. Journalists, staffers, and ordinary citizens weigh personal perspectives on scandal, fidelity, and national interest.
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Mandela rallies support for Clinton in Washington visit
Nelson Mandela adressed a White House reception with Hillary Clinton and black religious leaders urging unity as he praised Clinton and Africa. He received the Congressional Gold Medal in a Capitol Rotunda ceremony and urged U S investment while reflecting on apartheid's end and his 27 years in prison.
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Approval of impeachment probe likely
The ABC poll shows 41 percent favor removing the president, little change from the prior week but up 11 points since Sept. 13 after Starr’s report. Hyde notes polling is imprecise while outlining guidelines from Nixon’s Watergate inquiry and the panel’s procedures amid White House letters and Starr’s response.
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