Johnson seeks dismissal in AIDS case against Magic Johnson
Magic Johnson's lawyer Howard Weitzman says he asked a federal judge to dismiss most counts in a 2 million lawsuit accusing the former star of infecting a woman with HIV. The suit, filed in Kalamazoo, alleges Johnson refused to use a condom after sex in June 1990. The remaining points are described as technical.
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Shuttle leak fixed after Discovery returns to Earth
NASA reported a toxic nitrogen vapor leak on space shuttle Discovery was stopped without injuries after a valve failed to seal post fuel dump. Preliminary tiles inspection found 126 dents from debris, nine over 1 inch. mission included a secret Defense Department satellite launch and medical and military tests.
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Insect Expo Aims to Change ick Factor for Kids
Baltimore AP Twelve year old William Berryman poked maggots while adults debated bugs at the Entomological Society of America's Expo after a three day convention. The exhibit sought to curb the Yuk attitude by showing insects as disease carriers and crop destroyers as well as cheap protein sources and societal benefits.
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Fire Rips Historic St A Church and Rectory in Midtown
Dense smoke and major damage after a blaze hit the 115-year-old Church of St. A and adjoining rectory near Grand Central Terminal and the Chrysler Building. The eight-story brick church houses a homeless shelter. Cause and origin under investigation.
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