New Hampshire couple wins right to hyphenated surname for child
After 15 months of bureaucracy Paula Eder and Christopher Linell Jr. name their son Aaron Matthew Eder Linell with Eder first. Court initially refused, but a victory came when the state vital statistics bureau altered the birth certificate to reflect the parents' wishes following legal action and civil liberties help.
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Weare
N. H
New Hampshire
Paula R. Eder
Christopher Linell Jr
Aaron Matthew Eder-Linell
Concord
Ms. Eder
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Eder-Linell
Linell- Eder
Concord City
Marjorie B. Foote
New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Aaron
Rhodes veto blocks landmark public employee bargaining bill
Gov James A. Rhodes vetoed a decades-long push for public employee bargaining, saying it would give unions control of state purse strings and burden taxpayers. Democrats plan a possible override, though House support appears unlikely. Labor groups lament the loss of a structured, peaceful resolution process for public employee labor relations.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
House
Karl E. Stewart
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Riffe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Gershwin A Life From Brooklyn to Broadway
George Gershwin rose from a New York City music publisher to fame with Swanee in 1919 at age 21. He partnered with Ira on Lady Be Good Strike Up the Band and Of Thee I Sing and wrote The Rhapsody in Blue An American in Paris before Porgy and Bess in 1935. Born September 26 1898 in Brooklyn he died July 11 1937 in Hollywood. This oil painting by Carroll Jones is part of John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Faces of Freedom.
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New York City
U.S
George Gershwin
Ira
Sody
Paris
Porgy and
Bess
Brooklyn
Gershwin
Hollywood
Carroll Jones
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Hearst may seek incompetence ruling to aid trial
Washington sources say Patricia Hearst's family could urge a court to declare her incompetent to ensure a fair trial. Lawyers note a guardian might direct defense, arguing brainwashing or coercion as factors, while acknowledging attempts to use a revolutionary defense would likely be rejected. They stress she was abducted under threat and that her claimed free will at the time may not be determinative.
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Washington
Patricia Hearst
Patty
Miss Hearst
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Hearst
Rhodes eyes shale gas to avert Ohio shortages
Gov James A Rhodes seeks to unlock Ohio shale gas to guard against this winter and future shortages as energy outlook coverage continues in a series by Paul Schroeder. The Forest Hills Golf Course sale triggers public debate with analysis from CT reporter Andy Young. A yellowed 1896 volume tied to Angell prize contest recitations is noted, with Betty Hinman reporting in Family Features tomorrow.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Paul Schroeder
C-T Bureau
Columbus
Forest Hills
Andy Young
Berlin Heights
Betty Hinman
Tom Hinman
Tomorrow's Family
FBI stakeout leads to Hearst SLA arrests in San Francisco
Rookie FBI agent tracing SLA sympathizers followed Harris to three houses where Patty Hearst and Wendy Yoshimura were later found. Harris and wife Emily were observed at 288 Precita Ave, then at 625 Morse St. Hearst was located inside 288 Precita with Yoshimura after police and FBI swarmed the Morse St. home.
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Patty Hearst
William
Emily Harris
Federal Building
San Francisco
FBI
SLA
Upi
The
San Francisco Chronicle
William Harris
Precita Ave
Harris
Emily
Charles Bates
Morse St
Harrises
Miss Hearst
Wendy Yoshimura
Precita
Timothy Casey
Tom Padden
Miss Yoshimura
Hearst Faces Local Trial Ahead of Federal Bank Case
Patricia Hearst is set to stand trial on 19 California charges that could yield life imprisonment, ahead of federal bank robbery charges. Los Angeles prosecutors claim stronger local case, with fingerprints and eight eyewitnesses expected to testify. Judge and officials weigh which jurisdiction proceeds first.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Patricia Hearst
California
Los Angeles Times
San Francisco
the Times
Patty Hearst
Miss Hearst
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Nicholas G. Copadis
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
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D. A. Sam Mayerson
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