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...this is no surprise. The saccharine praise Mondale has heaped upon the token vice-presidential suitors visiting his Minnesota home and his public courting of the thoroughly over-rated New York Gov. Mario M. Cuomo are all a direct result of the candidate's excessive pandering to just about anyone or anything that would listen...
...made a strong case for him when he visited Mondale. He warns, "If Mondale can't win the South, he can't be elected President." Another strong contender from the South is Arkansas Senator Dale Bumpers, who is expected to visit North Oaks in early July. Governor Mario Cuomo of New York, once considered a possibility, has firmly removed himself from consideration; he will, however, give the keynote speech at the convention...
...unsettled estate-and the frozen assets-was that of Mario and Elsa Rios, a Los Angeles couple who made a fortune in real estate. In 1978, after Elsa's ten-year-old daughter by a previous marriage accidentally shot herself, the disconsolate couple sought to have another child. Unable to conceive by natural means, they turned, in 1981, to Melbourne's pioneering IVF program. Because Rios, then 54, was infertile, doctors used sperm from an anonymous donor to fertilize a number of eggs taken from his 37-year-old wife. Several were implanted, and two spares were frozen...
...April 1983, the couple died in a plane crash in Chile, leaving no wills. Under California law, Michael Rios, Mario's son by an earlier marriage, is entitled to his father's share of the estate. Elsa's share goes to her 65-year-old mother. The discovery of the embryos has, however, raised a number of questions. Do they, for example, have any rights of inheritance? To whom do they belong, and who has jurisdiction over their fate? Most basic of all, do they have a right to life...
...year, several, as usual, bore signs and greetings. One at the University of California at Berkeley offered a proud-and significant-variation on the customary HI, MOM. It read: HI, I AM MOM. The message aptly symbolized the presence of older generations among 1984's 1.37 million graduates, Mario Savio, 41, a leader of the Free Speech Movement at Berkeley in 1964, finally earned a physics degree, summa cum laude, from San Francisco State University. At Lehman College of City University of New York, Joseph Lipner, 83, was named to Phi Beta Kappa and graduated with high honors. Foreign...