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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1998

Page

2

McDougal Witness Refuses Testimony in California Trial

Angered attorneys clash over evidence requiring testimony from Kate Bell, the bookkeeper tied to Zubin Mehta and Nancy McDougal. Bell refuses to appear, making subpoena moot. prosecutors cite desperation to avoid court while noting the defense lacks subpoena power.

Susan McDougal Santa Monica Kate Bell Zubin Mehta Nancy McDougal Ms. Bell Jeffrey Semow Bell Semow

Teen writer found to be actress at 32 shocks Hollywood

Riley Weston, once hailed as a 19-year-old writing prodigy, is revealed to be a 32-year-old actress who allegedly posed as a teen to boost chances in youth tempt Hollywood. Weston acknowledged her age and past acting role in Sister Act 2 while Disney’s Touchstone Television dispute over a two year six figure deal. In a separate case in Columbia, an aunt and two young uncles were charged in the fatal beating of 6-year-old Charnell Smith, with the mother Pamela Smith 34, saying the child “fell against a table” during a belt beating after school.

Walt Disney Co Riley Weston Entertainment Weekly Hollywood Daily Variety Weston Disney Touchstone Television Columbia Charnell Smith Charnell Pamela Smith

Gay student reports assault and rape near Yellowstone

The Cody Enterprise reports Park County detectives found Matthew Shepard, a 21 year old University of Wyoming student, told police he was sexually assaulted by three men near Yellowstone last summer. A rape test showed no signs of sexual assault and a bartender stated he knocked him unconscious. Police say robbery was the motive and Shepard did not press charges due to memory loss from alcohol. The case connects to a fatal beating in Laramie last week and a planned vigil by Lawrence organizations at city hall.

Wyo Yellowstone National Park Matthew Shepard University of Wyoming Laramie Shepard Park County Cody Yellowstone Park Cody Enterprise Scott Steward Steward Newton Lakes Cris Hoogerhyde

Life likely common beyond Earth say scientists in Madison

Researchers at a Madison AP briefing say life could be widespread beyond Earth. They cite discoveries about simple life forms thriving without sun, endless exoplanet candidates, and early Earth fossil timing to argue life may arise quickly under favorable conditions on planets like Mars, Europa, Ganymede, and past Venus.

Madison, Wis Bruce Jakosky University of Colorado American Astronomical Society Earth Stanford University Chris Chyba Jupiter NASA Als Arctic Chyba Mars Chris McKay Ames Research Center Europa Ganymede Venus

Gamma ray bursts linked to supernovas

Astronomers link gamma ray bursts to supernova explosions, proposing the same dying star engine drives both. A recent observation near a peculiar supernova on April 25 supports the view that a supernova can power a gamma ray burst, suggesting a shared cosmic mechanism.

Earth Stan Woosley University of California At Santa Cruz

AIDS testing urged during pregnancy by top panel

A panel urges HIV testing become routine in prenatal care to cut mother to child transmission. The Institute of Medicine says many pregnant women are not tested, missing AZT treatment.Doctors would test unless patients object, with counseling on demand. About 8,000 of 4 million pregnancies yearly involve HIV.

Washington Institute of Medicine Congress Marie McCormick Harvard University

Mutations Show AIDS Strains Separate in Semen and Blood

A UNC Chapel Hill and Swiss study finds HIV can form distinct strains in semen and blood of eleven men, challenging the single-strain assumption. Researchers note semen and blood act as separate compartments requiring independent drug targeting, with implications for treatment and public health.

Charlotte N.C North Carolina Switzerland Pietro Vernazza St. Gall Cantonal Hospital Joseph Eron University of North Carolina At

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