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An out-of-the-blue telephone call ended 30 years of sleepless nights for Frederick F. Greenman Jr. and put the Manhattan copyright attorney on the path to a pro bono commitment to opening adoption records. The call came from a man who turned out to be married to the daughter Greenman put up for adoption in 1960. Since then, Greenman has worked to help adoptees secure information about their birth parents.
August 14, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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