Death from 1985 shaken baby case leads to murder charge

** TO GO WITH STORY BY STEPHEN GRAHAM ** New born Inka Angelina Gotschlich is seen in her bed at the Auguste-Victoria-Clinic in Berlin, Germany, Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2007. Facing an alarming demographic trend, the German government has shaken up its financial assistance to parents in a bid to make it easier for working women to have children and revive a birth rate of 1.4 per woman _ one of the lowest in Europe. It's an attempt to match incentives in other countries such as France and Sweden, which show higher birthrates. A recent government study forecast that Germany's population will drop by as much as 16 percent by 2050, from the current 82.4 million to as little as 69 million. That could hurt the economy by sapping the workforce _ and undermine the state pension system. (AP Photo/Michael Sohn)