CDC Vehicle Accidents And Adoption Agencies Write Up

Vehicle accident

 Roger Datolli, 67, of 845 Conway Road, a retired attorney and husband of Mayor

•  Sabina Datolli, who is serving her fourth term as mayor, was injured in a

 three-vehicle accident Thursday afternoon around 3:20 p.m. at the intersection

 of Warren and Davidson avenues, suffering a broken leg and several broken ribs

 when the car he was driving was struck broadside by a pickup truck driven by

 Jerry R. Harris, 31, of 2245 Broadway Ave., and then was pushed into the path

 of another vehicle.

Centers for Disease Control

 Researchers from the Centers for Disease Control conducted a major study of

 American marriages and announced their results at a press conference today.

•  Of couples that marry, the researchers found that 43% break up within fifteen

 years, according to their study of 50,000 women. It helps if women are wealthy,

•  religious, college-educated, and at least 20 years old when they marry. They are

 less likely to divorce. The CDC found that half of U.S. women had lived with a

•  partner by age 30. And 70% of those couples that lived together for at least five
•  years eventually walked down the aisle. But their marriages were most likely to

 break up. After 10 years 40% of the couples that had lived together before marriage

 had broken up, compared with 31% of those couples that did not live together.

 That’s because people who choose to live together tend to be younger and less

•  religious and have other traits that put them at a greater risk for divorce, the

 CDC concluded.

Adoption Agency

•  Cynthia Lowrie of 118 Hillside Dr., Apt. 74, was arrested today on charges of grand

 theft and with defrauding an adoption agency. She had said she was pregnant. She

•  received $12,000 from the Hope Agency to pay all her medical and other expenses

 while pregnant and had signed a contract to give her unborn child up for adoption.

 Medical tests given her today showed she isn’t pregnant and never has been. She

•  admits submitting at one point to the adoption agency test results from a friend who

 was pregnant. After all the money, the entire amount, was spent, she cut off contact

 with the agency and the prospective adoptive parents. A private detective hired by

 the couple tracked her down. She then said at first that her baby was born dead.

 Based on the results of today’s tests, medical doctors concluded she was not

 recently pregnant, and she was arrested.