Cosby to take paternity test to settle doubt
Bill Cosby offered to take a paternity test to settle whether he is the father of Autumn Jackson, the woman convicted of trying to extort him. Cosby's attorney Jack Schmitt said the move responds to public belief and reports of a potential paternity suit. The offer was announced on Rivera Live on CNBC.
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Pastor Convicted for Housing Homeless at Buena Park Church
California pastor Wiley Drake was found guilty on four counts of violating zoning laws for allowing the homeless to sleep in a church patio and tents in the Buena Park First Southern Baptist Church lot. He faces up to six months in jail and fines up to $1,000 per conviction.
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Fogleman to retire early amid Khobar Towers probe
Air Force Chief of Staff Ronald Fogleman will retire a year early as Defense Secretary Cohen weighs punishment for officers over Khobar Towers in Dhahran. Fogleman opposed punitive action for the Dhahran bombing, citing that officers did all they could. Cohen will decide on accountability for the Saudi incident amid a looming report.
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Mourners honor Brennan as nation bids farewell to justice
Crowds gathered around the flag draped coffin of retired Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan at the court and in Washington. Paralegals, lawyers, and students praised his defense of civil liberties and opposition to capital punishment while recalling his lasting impact on individual rights and justice. Funeral services were planned for the following day at St Matthew’s Cathedral before Arlington burial.
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Palestinians and Israel Restart Peace Talks Again
In Jerusalem, Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy and Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath agreed to return to negotiations within days to revive peace efforts. They plan bilateral committees to advance stalled promises including a Gaza airport and sea port, a West Bank Gaza safe passage, and prisoner releases.
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Jennifer Aniston Faces Backlash After Friends Fame
Jennifer Aniston opens up about sudden backlash after Friends success. She recalls pressure and critics while awaiting reception of her new film Picture Perfect. Steven Spielberg advised that fame affects many, urging her not to feel uniquely challenged.
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Goldman Auditions For Week On Air In San Antonio
Fred Goldman began a weeklong radio tryout on WOAL in San Antonio and immediately criticized the criminal justice system over Ronald Goldman’s 1994 killing and the subsequent civil verdict. He joins several hopefuls as host through Friday while promoting Safe Streets.
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