Cosby paternity claim cited in extortion case
Defense asserts Autumn Jackson sought 40 million by claiming Cosby as her father to obtain lawful rights. They cite lie detector results indicating truthfully answering is Cosby her father while prosecutors say she pressured Cosby to pay or reveal an affair. Judge did not rule on polygraph evidence as jury selection continued.
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Bill Cosby
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Shawn Thompson
Cosby
Barbara Jones
Vicki Baker
Ddewitt
Baker
Sanford
Onondaga County
Town in Brookline roils after July Fourth arrests
In Brookline New England a century old Independence Day ritual faced police action and seven arrests for misdemeanors including the town newspaper editor. Selectmen held a crowded meeting as supporters demanded charges be dropped and a police reinforcements resignation, while the board rejected testimony and sought a state attorney general inquiry.
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Brookline
New England
Selectman
Russell Heinselman
State Attorney General's Office
Appeals court upholds Noriega conviction in drug case
The 11th Circuit ruled on Monday that Manuel Noriega received a fair trial though barred from arguing that his wealth came from the CIA rather than drug lords. The three-judge panel affirmed his conviction and noted any CIA-payment defense was marginal. He remains in a Miami prison serving a 40year sentence.
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Manuel Noriega
CLA
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Noriega
U.S Supreme Court
CIA
Miami
Panama
Rise of non insulin dependent diabetes among Kits children
Researchers report a dramatic increase in non insulin dependent diabetes among young patients at Arkansas Children's Hospital, with a noted emphasis on black children. The article contrasts this with insulin dependent diabetes, outlining differing causes and dietary or hormonal management.
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Chicago
Pediatrics
Arkansas Children’s Hospital
Man stood trial after baby died in sweltering car
Racine Wisconsin. Kris Delgado 21 faced a single felony count of child neglect leading to death after his 11 month old son Jared Andrew Lewis died from environmental hyperthermia in a hot car. Investigator Hanrahan testified Delgado learned of the death hours later. He cried out his child's name and reacted in distress at the scene. A Sept. 30 trial date was set. Delgado remains free on 2500 dollars bail.
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John Hanrahan
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Jared Andrew Lewis
Jared
Delgado
McVeigh lawyers seek new trial over publicity impact
Lawyers for Timothy McVeigh file a 180 page motion arguing jurors were unfairly swayed by pretrial publicity and emotional testimony from bombing survivors and relatives. They challenge district judge Richard Matsch's rulings including excluding the defense theory of an international conspiracy behind the blast.
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Denver
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
McVeigh
U.S
Richard Matsch
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Robert Nigh Jr
Thi Qlacoba
Senate hearings to air 1996 fundraising details today
Washington coverage previews the start of Senate hearings on 1996 campaign money. Key figures include Richard Sullivan, Donal Fowler, Marvin Rosen, and Harold Ickes. Watchers expect partisan clashes as Thompson and Specter lead probes into foreign linked donations and soft money.
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Setente
John Pine Danling
Vanahansla Vangesh
Ganonang Hipping
Auiuings
Fred Thompson
R-Tenn
Thompson
Richard Sullivan
Donald Fowler
Marvin Rosen
White House
Harold Ickes
Clinton
Senate
Arlen Specter
R-Pa
John Glenn
Ohio
Robert Torricell
D-N.j
Carl Levin
Thompson & Co
Hart Building
Alfonso D'Amato
R-N.y
Whitewater
Sullivan
DNC
Commerce Department
Huang
Kanchanalak
Gandhi
Charlie Trie
Hee
Campaign finance hearings probe what the system reveals
Washington coverage frames the hearings as a study of the campaign finance system not Watergate. It highlights soft money, large donors, and cross‑donations while naming key Republicans and Democrats pushing or resisting reforms. The audit seeks to measure impact on public trust and political incentives.
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Washington
wAllings
Anthony Corrado
Colby College
North
John Dean
Jeb Stuart Macruder
Charles Colson
Joseph N. Welch
Roy M Cohn
G. David Schine
Wall Street Journal
NBC News
PBS considers pre empting children shows for hearings coverage
PBS officials debate disrupting Barney and Friends to air campaign fund raising hearings. Gavel to gavel Whitewater coverage previously drew limited stations, with PBS now planning a weekly half hour recap while ABC CBS and NBC skip live coverage and C Span carries the hearings for a month.
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Barney and Friends
Tom Epstein
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Whitewater
Epstein
ABC
CBS
NBC
C-Span
White House deploys strategy as hearings loom over Clinton Gore
The White House conducts behind the scenes briefing with reporters to counter anticipated partisan hearings. Sen. Fred Thompson says the strategy targets the committee and accuses the White House of leaking information to steal thunder. Clinton aide Michael McGurry says officials are simply doing their jobs.
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White House
Clinton
al Gore
Fred Thompson
Committee
Michael McGurry
Commission blasts OCRRA public image and plan
A state commission criticized OCRRA for arrogant and irregular communication and urged hiring a public relations counsel. It backed the incinerator as technically sound but pressed for proactive public reporting and a tighter public process on trash import bans and waste burning limits.
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OCRRA
Sanford
James Gray
Manufacturers Association of Central
New York
Gray
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