The State - News from July 4, 1989
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A Ukiah woman gave birth to quadruplets at Children’s Hospital in San Francisco. The two girls and two boys, each weighing less than four pounds, were born eight weeks premature to Roberta McCutcheon, 22, by Cesarean section, hospital officials said. Because of their size, the babies will be cared for in the newborn intensive care unit for several weeks, officials said. “We always wanted a large family,” McCutcheon said.
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