Jackson deal may end case but what about career
Michael Jackson paid millions to settle a child molestation lawsuit, aiming to avert criminal charges that could have followed from a civil suit. Experts question whether his star can rebound, noting the settlement may close the criminal probe, while the boy’s cooperation in court remains uncertain and no charges have been filed.
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AP reports vary from Al Gore campaign memorabilia damaged by a sprinkler at the Tennessee State Museum to a federal judge ruling a Beatles tribute group cannot use the Fab Four name. Steven Spielberg educates Castlemont High on Schindler’s List, while Reba McEntire’s gun‑bounty offer in Tulsa yields tiny turnout.
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