Cosby admits paying woman over affair but denies paternity
Cosby testified he paid Autumn Jackson’s mother about 100000 dollars plus schooling and a car over 20 years. He says he is not her father and declined a paternity test citing media fears. Jackson, 22, seeks 40 million from him claiming extortion, while prosecutors note evidence suggesting he is not the father.
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Clinton backs Medicare means testing plan draws mixed support
Washington reports that President Clinton may support means testing for Medicare as polls show younger workers favor paying more for wealthier seniors. The House fears backlash from retirees over changes, while negotiations edge toward a budget balance plan.
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Russia asks Foale to assist Mir repair mission
Mir’s commander Vasily Tsibliyev faces heart problems delaying vital repairs after the cargo ship collision. Mission Control may call on NASA astronaut Michael Foale to attempt energy system restoration, a historic American role aboard Mir, with Foale’s consent still pending.
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Dow crosses 8000 as market holds at milestone
The Dow Jones industrial average touched 8,004.74 in early trading before slipping to 7,997.07, up 21.36. Eastman Kodak lagged after weak earnings, delaying a sustained push past 8,000, while the year’s 24 percent gain andFed rate relief buoyed confidence amid low rates and inflation.
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Engine fire evacuates US Airways jet at Logan
An AP report states a US Airways DC-9 with over 80 aboard was evacuated at Logan Airport after an engine caught fire just before takeoff for Pittsburgh. Passengers used emergency slides, some slid onto the wing and tarmac, with several sustaining bruises and scrapes but no serious injuries.
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Sepsis More Widespread Than Previously Thought
AP reports sepsis syndrome, a serious infection often invading blood and lungs, appears more common and possibly rising. Studies at eight medical centers show about two cases per 100 hospital admissions, suggesting higher nationwide totals though exact figures were not estimated.
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Tim Conway donates papers to Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green Ohio actor Tim Conway a 1956 graduate donates seven boxes of materials to the university's popular culture department including TV and movie scripts press books and more than 100 videotapes. Dean Linda Cobb says the university has found new video treasures daily from the donation.
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Versace Shot Dead in Miami Beach by Suspected Serial Killer
Italian designer Gianni Versace was shot twice in the back of the head in Miami Beach. Police named Andrew Cunanan, a 27-year-old fugitive, as the prime suspect tied to multiple slayings. FBI officials warned the public to help capture him.
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