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- Jeneva Frazar, Etc., Et Al., Plaintiffs, Linda Frew, as Next Friend of Her Minor Child, Carla Frew; Maria Ayala, as Next Friend of Her Minor Children, Christopher Arizola, Leonard Jimenez and Joseph Veliz; Mary Fisher, as Next Friend of Her Minor Child, Tyrone T. Edwards; Mary Jane Garza, as Next Friend of Her Minor Children, Hilary Garza and Sarah Renea Garza, Plaintiffs-Appellees. v. Don Gilbert, Etc., Et Al., Don Gilbert, Commissioner of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission in His Official Capacity; Linda Wertz, Texas State Medicaid Director; Bridgett Cook, Employee of Texas Department of Health in Official Capacity; Susan Penfield, M.D., Employee of the Texas Department of Health in Official Capacity; Eduardo Sanchez, M.D., Texas Commissioner of Health, Defendants-Appellants. Jeneva Frazar, Etc., Et Al., Plaintiffs, Linda Frew, as Next Friend of Her Minor Child, Carla Frew; Carla Frew; Maria Ayala, as Next Friend of Her Minor Children, Christopher Arizola, Leonard Jimenez and Joseph Veliz; ..., 300 F.3d 530 (5th Cir. 2002)
Susan F. Zinn (argued), San Antonio, TX, Jane K. Swanson, Law Offices of Jane K. Swanson, The Woodlands, TX, Edward B. Cloutman, III, Law Offices of E...
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Edward Cage Brewer, III, Atlanta, GA, for LR.
John J. Ossick, Jr., Kingsland, GA, for MJ.
Harry W. Bassler, Atlanta, GA, for JOB.
James S. Stokes; Al...
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Virtue, we know, is much harder to portray than vice. Iago usually steals the show in Othello as does Roy Cohn in Angels in America. Audiences can also be expected to embrace good-but-flawed characters who don't always do the right thing, like Death of a Salesman's Willy Loman or Long Day's Journey Into Night's Mary Tyrone. Often making the right choice means resisting alluring temptation or missing the chance for ease, comfort or acclaim. Thus the dramatic dangers of goodness are boredom and priggishness. Often playwrights restore spark and empathy with extended courtroom scenes, where virtue can argue its case in its own voice, as with Atticus Finch in To Kill A Mockingbird and Juror No. 8 in Twelve Angry Men.
[Thomas More] was a family man as well as a public figure, and [Robert Bolt...
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- Jeneva Frazar, Etc. Et Al., Plaintiffs, Linda Frew, as Next Friend of Her Minor Child Carla Frew; Maria Ayala, as Next Friend of Her Minor Children, Christopher Arizola, Leonard Jimenez and Joseph Veliz; Mary Fisher, as Next Friend of Her Minor Child, Tyrone T. Edwards; Mary Jane Garza, as Next Friend of Her Minor Children, Hilary Garza and Sarah Renea Garza, Plaintiffs-Appellees, v. Albert Hawkins, Etc., Et Al., Albert Hawkins, Commissioner of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission in His Official Capacity; Linda Wertz, Texas State Medicaid Director; Bridgett Cook, Employee of Texas Department of Health in Official Capacity; Susan Penfield, M.D., Employee of the Texas Department of Health in Official Capacity; Eduardo Sanchez, M.D., Texas Commissioner of Health, Defendants-Appellants. Jeneva Frazar, Etc. Et Al., Plaintiffs, Linda Frew, as Next Friend of Her Minor Child Carla Frew; Carla Frew; Maria Ayala, as Next Friend of Her Minor Children, Christopher Arizola, Leonard Jimenez and Joseph Veliz;..., 376 F.3d 444 (5th Cir. 2004)
Alisa Beth Klein, Mark Bernard Stern, U.S. Dept. of Justice, Civ. Div.-App. Staff, Washington, DC, for U.S., Amicus Curiae.
Susan F. Zinn (argued), S...
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Eugene O'Neill's autobiographical play, Long Day's Journey into Night, is, at its very core, a relentless, driven story about a family who is unraveling. Directed here by Richard Block, the Santa Fe Playhouse's version is ambitious, and if it is not perfect, it is at least very sincere in its attempt to be true to its maker. The Tyrone family is one in which no one ever feels at home. Mary Tyrone, played by Lois Viscoli, is a morphine addict who is living in the middle of her past. Viscoli gives an unremitting performance, showing Mary to be a fragile, despondent, blaming druggie.
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- Jeneva Frazar, Etc. Et Al., Plaintiffs, Linda Frew, as Next Friend of Her Minor Child Carla Frew; Maria Ayala, as Next Friend of Her Minor Children, Christopher Arizola, Leonard Jimenez and Joseph Veliz; Mary Fisher, as Next Friend of Her Minor Child, Tyrone T. Edwards; Mary Jane Garza, as Next Friend of Her Minor Children, Hilary Garza and Sarah Renea Garza, Plaintiffs-Appellees, v. Albert Hawkins, Etc., Et Al., Albert Hawkins, Commissioner of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission in His Official Capacity; Linda Wertz, Texas State Medicaid Director; Bridgett Cook, Employee of Texas Department of Health in Official Capacity; Susan Penfield, M.D., Employee of the Texas Department of Health in Official Capacity; Eduardo Sanchez, M.D., Texas Commissioner of Health, Defendants-Appellants. Jeneva Frazar, Etc. Et Al., Plaintiffs, Linda Frew, as Next Friend of Her Minor Child Carla Frew; Carla Frew; Maria Ayala, as Next Friend of Her Minor Children, Christopher Arizola, Leonard Jimenez and Joseph Veliz;..., 376 F.3d 444 (5th Cir. 2004)
Alisa Beth Klein, Mark Bernard Stern, U.S. Dept. of Justice, Civ. Div.-App. Staff, Washington, DC, for U.S., Amicus Curiae.
Susan F. Zinn (argued), S...
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, 77 of Lancaster, PA, died January 13, 2011 at Lancaster General Hospital surrounded by family and friends. Born in Orbisonia, PA she was the daughter of the late Everett C. Brown and Mary Hamilton Brown English. Beverly graduated from Tyrone High School in 1950 and the Phillipsburg School of Nursing in 1953. Beverly worked as an ICU nurse at Hanover Hospital and Lancaster General Hospital. She was married to William D. McCann for 31 years.
Beverly was a member of Lancaster Country Club where she bowled with the women's Duck Pin League. She enjoyed all country club events especially those that involved her grandchildren.
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Mrs. [Kelly Sheard] is survived by her husband, Kelly Sheard; daughter, Shakeisha Hall; grandchildren, Sydni Hall and Nathaniel Hall; siblings, Mary Nasser, Tyrone, LaVoria, Timothy, and Carl Cotton; and a host of other family members.
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- in Re: in the Matter of the Complaint of River City Towing Services, Inc., as Owner of Tank Barge F-22, for Exoneration From or Limitation of Liability. River City Towing Services, Inc., Etc.; Et Al., Plaintiffs, River City Towing Services, Inc., as Owner of Tank Barge F-22, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Mary Craig; Et Al., Claimants, Jerome Jarvis, Carol Washington, Calvin Jarvis, Debra G. Garlington, Claimants-Appellants, Carol W. Armstrong, Charles E. Armstrong, Irene Asberry, Leonard Asberry, John H. Atkins, Mary S. Battiste, Evelyn W. Garner, Tyrone Jarvis, Terry Pugh, Joanna Anderson, Leonard Asberry, Carmeesha Camper, John H. Davis, Jaxon Ewrin, Gregory Fabre, Kenneth Francois, John H. Joseph, Jr., Keandre M. Randall, Gloria Washington, Adam P. Garlington, Blake J. Garlington, Chare M. Garlington, Jena A. Garlington, Ronald Garlington, Iesha Harris, Jessica Harris, Charlie Johnson, Et Al., Appellants., 420 F.3d 385 (5th Cir. 2005)
David Latham Reisman (argued), Russell Keith Jarrett, Liskow & Lewis, New Orleans, LA, for Plaintiff-Appellee.
Donna Unkel Grodner (argued), Grodner ...
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Mr. James Morris "Climan" Coleman Sr., 70, of 19907 Manson Church Road, McKenney, entered into eternal rest on July 6, 2007, at the Southside Regional Medical Center. He was born on March 3, 1937, in Church Road to late William Henry Coleman and Ruth Fraizer Coleman Walker. He was baptized at the Mount Poole Baptist Church, Ford, at an early age. On Aug. 6, 1956, he joined the United States Air Force serving his country for two years and was honorably discharged. On July 5, 1958, he married his high school sweetheart, Annie Pearl Smith. Mr. Coleman was a retired employee of the Central State Hospital with 35 years of service and was also a former employee at Fort Lee for a number of years. Climan had a very quite demeanor and keen sense of humor. He also enjoyed fishing and outdoor acti...
