Connecticut Supreme Court Rules Ping Pong Injury Covered
A Hamden town employee injured his right ankle playing ping pong during pre and post work breaks is entitled to workers compensation. The Connecticut Supreme Court reversed lower rulings, deeming the injury incidental to the job and within the test of activities regularly engaged in at work with employer permission. Justice Longo dissented.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Connecticut
State Supreme Court
High Court
New Haven
Court of Common Pleas
Workmen's Compensation Commissioner
Richard A McNamara
Hamden
Public Works Department
McNamara
Joseph 5. Longo
Cancer victim 14 to endure fifth surgery this week
Fourteen year old Michael Southerland of Miami Florida faces his fifth cancer operation at Children's Hospital Cincinnati. A new vertebral cancer has been found and will be removed from his spine while a rib graft will support the backbone. His family credits faith and the support of his brother Steve who had a leg amputated years earlier.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Michael Southerland
Miam
Fla
Lhekerma
Michael
Sarah Jane
Children’s Hospital
Steve
Children's Hospital
Rhode Island court bars mother from locating adoptee
The Rhode Island Supreme Court unanimously rejected Christine Andersons bid to access adoption records to find her biological daughter born April 17 1967 in Providence. It ruled adoption records must stay sealed to preserve the families privacy and avoid disrupting adoptive placements. Anderson testified she was a 17 year old unmarried mother who faced strong objections to keeping the baby.
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Providence, R.I
UPI
Rhode Island Supreme Court
High Court
Rhode Island
Thomas F. Kelleher
Christine Anderson
Kankakee
Ill
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Providence
Family Court
Edward P Gallogly
Anderson
Gallogly
Supreme Court
Igh Court
Weissman pleads innocent in radio broadcast case in Cleveland
Bob Weissman a top aide to Mayor Dennis Kucinich was freed on a 500 personal bond after pleading innocent in Cuyahoga Common Pleas Court to disrupting a radio broadcast He was indicted by the Cuyahoga County grand jury on charges of interfering with WERE Radio's live coverage of a Kuehmeh news conference on January 24 in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Sherwood
Bob” Weissman
Cuyahoga Common Pleas
Weissman
Dennis Kucinich
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Kueimeh
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