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the adoptive parents of a now 39-year-old mentally disabled man accepted $700,000 on March 27 in settlement of their claim that they were given fraudulent information by Children's Home Society of California regarding the health of the child's birth mother during the adoption process in 1964. They alleged that they were not told that their adopted child's birth mother was diagnosed with either multiple sclerosis or a brain stem tumor before she gave birth to her child. The parents claimed damages for emotio
May 05, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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