Minnesota court upholds
Baker - McConnel denial
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINN. -The Minnesota
Supreme Court has upheld the
lower court denial of a
marriage license to University
of Minnesota Student
Association Pres. Jack Baker
and Mike McConnel, a
professional librarian. .
Baker and McConnel visited
UNL during the recent
Time-Out Conference on
Human Sexuality to talk about
same-sex marriages.
Baker said the ruling was a
"slap in the face to the gay
community." He said he would
appeal the decision to the U.S.
Supreme Court.
The court case stemmed
from the refusal by the county
court clerk in Minneapolis to
issue the pair a marriage license
in May, 1970.
"The institution of marriage
as a union of man and woman,
uniquely invo !ving the
procreation ami rearing of
children within a family, is old
as the Book of Genesis," the
Minnesota Supreme Court said.
The decision made no
mention of the pair's Sept. 3
wedding in Minneapolis. Baker
and McConnel obtained a
license in a town outside
Minneapolis in August and
were married by a Methodist
minister.
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