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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1997

Page

3

Jury Deliberates in Cosby Extortion Case Involving His Alleged Daughter

A federal jury begins deliberations in the $40 million Bill Cosby extortion trial after Judge Barbara Jones rules it does not matter if the defendant is Cosby or not the television icon's daughter Autumn Jackson, 22, is accused of demanding money to prevent tabloid coverage of a purported out of wedlock daughter. Co-defendants face charges as well. Jury members were instructed for about 90 minutes and recessed for the day.

New York Cosby Autumn Jackson America U.S Barbara Jones

Cypress Freeway Reopens After Expensive Repairs San Francisco

The double deck Cypress Freeway fully reopens after a billion dollar rebuilding project that made it the most costly mile of highway in America. Motorists celebrate crossing the five mile span as officials mark the quake's toll and the city resumes traffic. The 7.1 magnitude quake killed 67 in the Bay Area and left 42 dead on the freeway collapse.

San Francisco America Cypress Stephen Williams California Transportation Department San Francisco Bay Area Cypress Freeway

Arms deal cuts European forces in new post Cold War treaty

U S Russia and 28 European nations reached outlines for a new Europe wide convention replacing the 1990 Conventional Forces in Europe Treaty. The agreement sets country by country and U S forces limits on tanks aircraft and artillery while avoiding a collective NATO cap and restricting movement into Poland Hungary and the Czech Republic. White House officials call it a step to build the post Cold War security architecture.

Washington Post Washington United States Russia White House NATO Warsaw Pact Soviet Union U.S Europe Michael McCurry Moscow Poland Hungary Czech Republic Robert Bell National Security Council

Fund-raising probe targets Republicans over Hong Kong money

Democrats allege ex GOP chair Haley Barbour used the non-profit National Policy Forum to funnel Hong Kong funds to the party. Michael Baroody testified the forum should have kept distance from politics, while Barbour disputed impropriety and claimed no laws were broken.

Washington Democrats Republican Party Haley Barbour Hong Kong GOP Barbour Michael Baroody National Policy Forum Senate Baroody Justice Department Senate Governmental Affairs Committee al Gore John Huang Democratic Party Policy Forum NPF Ambrous Young Young YBD Young Brothers Development

Inmate O'Dell Executes After Wedding in Virginia

Joseph Roger O'Dell II, 54, was executed by injection in Virginia hours after marrying Lori Urs. The Supreme Court rejected his last-minute appeal as Gov. Allen declined clemency and DNA testing requests were denied. A death row chaplain officiated the cell wedding with witnesses.

Helen Prejean Joseph O'Dell Lori Urs Greensville Correctional Center Jarrett Richmond Mother Teresa Joseph Roger O'Dell II Supreme Court O’dell George Allen Death Row Urs

Pentagon boosts estimate of troops exposed to Iraqi gas

The Defense Department now cites about 98,900 U.S. troops may have faced trace amounts of Iraqi poison gases after the 1991 Gulf War, up from about 20,000. Officials say exposure was likely unrelated to Gulf War illnesses and stemmed from demolishing the Khamisiyah depot in March 1991.

Washington Pentagon Iraq Saudi Arabia Defense Department U.S Khamisiyah CIA

Scholar cracks codes in Dead Sea Scrolls

California scholar Stephen Pfann told an international conference that 10 of the 800 Essene scrolls found in 11 caves along the Dead Sea carry coded scripts. He said these codes reveal basic spiritual tenets a moon cycle and mildew laws, dating to the second century BC.

Jerusalem California Stephen Pfann Cupertino Sons of Light Sons of Darkness Pfann Dead Sea Shore

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