Spring Fever and Lowered Energy Amid Urban Spring
A compact discussion on spring fever affecting mood and activity, urging outdoor exploration of nature, biking or walking, and moderation to avoid sloth. Notes that research is slow, citing student unrest studies paused by spring break travel, and ends with Frank Field’s quip Why try.
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Florida
Frank Field
Paternity Blood Tests Show Strong Odds Yet Court Rules Inadmissible
Rachael notes that refusing a blood test harms the defendant, as genetic tests can exclude paternity. Tests cost up to 800 dollars, with 99.94 percent odds of proving fatherhood, yet current Ohio law makes results inadmissible. Prosecution deposition reveals the defendant's past as a former high school football star and another pregnancy.
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Rachael
Jane Mesnard
American Red Cross Blood Service
Cleveland
Ohio
Mesnard
Lorain County
Paternity Sparks Trials and Welfare Burdens in Elyria
In Elyria a young couple confronts paternity, abortion, and welfare. Michael, now 21, doubts fatherhood while paying weekly support and fighting for shared custody. Joan, the mother, faced abortion and welfare reliance as a courtroom dispute reshaped their lives and finances.
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Michael
Joan
Elyria
Oberlin lawyer leads landmark price fixing case coverage
Kathy Walsh, a 38 year old attorney from Oberlin, handled a Cleveland area price fixing suit against Fisher Fazio's Pick n Pay and Stop N Shop. The settlement refunds $20 million in groceries over five years while lawyers may receive up to $2.65 million in fees. Walsh balanced motherhood with trial work and remains dedicated to law despite the fame.
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Oberlin
Kathy Walsh
Cleveland
James
Oberlin College
Fisher Fazio’s
Pick 'N’ Pay
Ohio
Fisher Fazio's
Pick ’N’ Pay
Lorain County
Walsh
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