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--was read by Cochran, maintained Jackson's innocence. "The resolution of this case is in no way an admission of guilt by Michael Jackson," it said.
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Disillusioned troops prepare to withdraw, leave mission to U.N.
At the airport, many U.S. soldiers appear discouraged by a mission that went from a successful humanitarian operation that ended a famine to battles in the streets of southern Mogadishu when they were put in the role of police trying to arrest the faction leader who controls that sector, Mohamed Farrah Aidid.
MOGADISHU, Somalia
Two months before the U.S. military is scheduled to finish removing its 5,300 soldiers from the capital, the sand dunes and beaches at the airport are crowded with tents.
The American soldiers, the backbone of the operation, must finish withdrawing by March 31, along with their helicopters, howitzers, armored personnel carriers and antitank missiles. Many people think that will leave U.N. forces far more susceptible to attacks by Somalis.
Most U.S. bases and strongpoints around the city have been turned over to soldiers from other countries who are staying in Somalia as U.N. peacekeepers.
Many think that when their friends and families think of Somalia, they do not recall images of Marines carrying food to starving children. Instead, they picture a Somali mob dragging the body of an American soldier through the streets in October.
"I think a lot of people are going to think nothing was accomplished here because this country is still in a state of disarray," said Cpl. Dennis D. Hill, 23, of Baltimore, sitting near the helicopters that he and his buddies use to keep a lid on Mogadishu by flying over it day and night.
"Stopping the famine was a great success, but Americans are waiting to see a government formed in this place in the middle of nowhere," he said.
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The settlement probably would end the criminal investigation, experts said.
Without admitting guilt, Michael Jackson settled a lawsuit that said he molested a young boy. Terms of the settlement left the boy "very happy," the youngster's attorney said yesterday.
A joint statement from Weitzman and Cochran, which was read by Cochran, maintained Jackson's innocence.
Feldman and Jackson's attorneys, Johnnie Cochran and Howard Weitzman, said terms of the settlement were confidential.
Various reports put the settlement at at least $10 million. "I am very happy with the resolution of this matter," said Larry Feldman, attorney for the boy, who is now 14. The boy, Feldman told reporters, was also "very happy with the resolution of this matter."
the lawsuit, which was filed in September, alleged that Jackson committed sexual battery, seduction, wilful mis conduct, intentional infliction of emotional distress, fraud and negligence in a campaign to entice the boy last year.
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ACHRISTIANPERSPECTIVE
IF GOD IS A GOD OF LOVE, THEN WHY does he allow bad things to happen? This is one of the most asked questions of persons who have heard that the Bible speaks of God as being loving. I asked it myself when I was searching for who God is. Fortunately for me, my girlfriend in college, who was a Christian, knew the answer.
In life there are two types of possible harmful events. The first is one caused by other people. The hurts in this category range from gossip to murder and war with all manner of evil in between. The second group encompasses everything else—from mosquito bites to illness to car wrecks to earthquakes. Many people, probably most of us at some time in our lives, blame God for nearly anything that doesn't seem fair. The truth is, biblically speaking, men and women are to blame for it all.
To find out more or join us in joyful praise to Jesus, come to Alcove F in the KS Union Cafeteria on Tuesday at 7:30 PM or call Hugh Wentz at 841-2647. This good news is provided by "Windblown," the student organization of The Mustard Seed Christian Fellowship.
Since God is a God of love and mercy, He sent His Son, who we know as Jesus, to pay for our rebellion with His life. So, those humans who believe what God has done and give Him thanks by serving Jesus here on earth will experience the presence and help of God Himself. They will also have eternal life in heaven, a place in which there is no rebellion or pain or suffering. This is good news and is called the gospel of Jesus Christ.
You see, the first group of events are caused by people and certainly are not God's fault. Of course God could prevent them if He took away our free will and made us puppets or robots. But who wants that. Not me and probably not you either. The second set of hurts which God apparently allows result from the fact that we live in an imperfect world. Although originally God made the earth perfect with no intention of it having pain, mankind rebelled and decided to do his and her own thing with no real regard for the loving creator. So God has let us go our own way while intervening at times in order to keep humanity from complete lv destroying what was originally created.
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