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2A Star-Gazette, Friday, August 27, 1993 WEATHER HIGH, LOW, OUTLOOK REGIONAL FORECAST PEOPLE FOR MORE INFORMATION: National Waaihef Service National Relationship with 'got out of Jackson boy says Binghamlon: 607729-1 597 Waiiamsport: 71 7368-8744 Canada late Ontario Jr New York 1 Syracuse TchesTer 8968Cdy 8770cdy eey. Abany Uke 0lean ELMIRA-CORNING 9068Clr EriB 8868Cdy 9068Cdy Binghamton 9065Cdy New York City Williamsport S78Clr 9370Clr 9167Cd is Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 8168Cdy Philadelphia New 1 9372Cdy 1 Jersey Harrisburg 9573Clr Weitzman, described the allegations in the documents as "totally false." He said he had not seen the papers, but had been told what they contained. Attorneys for the boy's parents did not return calls to their offices Thursday. A Children's Ser-vices spokesman said caseworkers are forbidden by state law to discuss cases publicly. In another development, the Los Angeles Times reported that videotapes siezed from Jackson's home did not incriminate the entertainer, nor was there other physical evidence to support the abuse allegation.

Seized videotapes showed Jackson in the company of young admirers, the newspaper said. "There's no medical evidence, no taped evidence," an unidentified source told the Times. "The search warrant didn't result in anything that would support a criminal filing." Weitzman also said he and Jackson's security consultant, Anthony Pellicano, met with police New First Full Last itnom Aug. 17 Aug. 24 Sept.

1 Sept. 9 and Children's Services investigators to discuss the case. "Michael is continuing to cooperate with law enforcement. We agreed to keep on talking while they continue to investigate," he said. The allegations by the boy triggered a criminal investigation of Jackson by the Los Angeles Police Department, and officers served search warrants on Jackson's Santa Barbara County ranch and Century City condominium.

Jackson has denied wrongdoing and said through his private investigator that the case grew out of allegations from somebody who tried to extort $20 million from him. Jackson rejected the extortion attempt, the investigator said. In other developments, an 11-year-old Australian boy told a television audience he shared a bed with Jackson but said it was all in slumber party-style fun and that the megastar is no child abuser. "I was on one side of the bed and he was on the other. It was a big bed," Brett Barnes of Melbourne, Australia, told KNBC-TV late Wednesday.

cause "they can only be used for one rescue." He said that would cost about $5,000. Department members were proud of their efforts. "They did an extremely fine job," Tobey said. "Nobody got hurt and that was good," Cicora said. "It was a great effort." SOUTHERN TIER (N.Y.) forecast TODAY: Partly sunny with a SATURDAY: Showers chance of showers.

High around ending in the morning, then partly 90. Low near 68. sunny. High around 83. Low near 68.

"IfalfolflS" HI 90Lo 68 1 1 HI 83Lo 68 II HI 78Lo 60 1 1 HI 78Lo 60 HI 78Lo 60 Today Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday NORTHERN TIER (PA.) forecast TODAY: Mostly sunny, hot, SATURDAY: Partly sunny, and humid. High near 90. Low hot and humid. A 30 percent around 68. chance of an afternoon thunderstorm.

High around 88. Low near 65 HI 90Lo 68 II HI 8810 65 II HI 80Lo 60 II Hi 80Lo 60 1 1 HI 83Lo 60 Today Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday WEATHER LOG Axl doing battle with ex-girlfriend Axl Rose wants the ruby and diamond ring back. He wants the antique wedding band, some other gifts and, by the way, he wants to sue former mate Stephanie Seymour for assault and mental and emotional abuse. So there. (Breaking up is so very, very hard to do.) Rose says his threat to sue comes after Seymour sent missives that she'll publish a picture of herself with a ROSE black eye if he doesn't stop asking for the pricey trinkets.

So the rocker has hit the damage control button with his version of the Christmas 1992, incident: He fended her off while she tried to strike him with furniture and her fists during a party she hosted at their home in Malibu. He says he's got plenty of witnesses who'll testify she assaulted him. Stephanie? Eddie Murphy sings in latest concert date The sign at the Stone Balloon club in Newark, says it all: "Yes, it's the real Eddie Murphy." The 32-year-old comedian will appear there today (Friday) not to act or tell jokes but to sing. "I haven't lost my mind," says Murphy, who has hired a nine-member band to perform 15 songs, most of them new Murphy compositions. "I'll be my charming, witty self, but that's not what this show's about." It's about a musical style Murphy calls "Psychedelic Psoul," which is also the name of his band, led by bassist Larry Graham, formerly of Graham Central Station and Sly and the Family Stone.

This isn't Murphy's first foray into popular music his single "Party All the Time" reached No. 1 on the pop charts. But that was inl985. The show is one of a handful Murphy has scheduled before he begins filming "Beverly Hills Cop III" next month. In brief Phil Hartman tells Howard Stern on an upcoming Entertainment interview that this season (the eighth) will be his last on Saturday Night Live.

He has a deal for a prime-time show based on "SNL" character Chick Hazard. Actor Raymond Burr, reported ill recently, is "holding his own" at his farm near Healdsburg, Calif. "No change," said Viacom spokesman George Faber. Disney World's Typhoon Lagoon Park was the final stop today for Princess Diana and her royal kids. Next stop: a Caribbean island.

Actor Ron Johnson, 19, who pleaded innocent last week to raping a teen on the "Sister Act 2" set, entered the same plea Thursday to a rape charge involving a second alleged victim. Rockin Dopsie the "King of Zydeco" who played on Paul Simon's "Graceland" album, died Thursday of a heart attack in Opelousas, La. Dopsie, whose real name was Alton Rubin was 61. Compiled from wire reports. glij i illlll III lil i ill lit 1 ill ii i J.l ih 1 III in i illi i.j ill i iJi i jj i ill i j.i tii i ill ill yftf 7 THURSDAY TEMPERATURES High: 93 Low: 64 AUGUST 28 RECORDS High: 101 in 1948 Low: 38 In 1987 RECORDS THIS DATE High: 100 in 1953 Low: 40 in 1969 Clr clear Pc partly cloudy Cdy cloudy Rn rain Sn snow Fl flurries WMthaf Ssrvic Sh showers SUN MOON Sets today Sets today 7:49 p.m.

2:02 a.m. Rises Saturday Rises today 6:29 a.m. 5:08 p.m. NORMAL FOR MONTH High: 81 .4 Low: 64.6 Avg: 68.0 RELATIVE HUMIDITY: 38 at noon TOP WIND SPEED: 8.05 rrtph TOTAL PRECIP. FOR WEDNESDAY: None PRECIP.

AS OF 6 p.m. THURSDAY: None PRECIP. FOR AUGUST: 1.95 temperature zones lor tha day. ft C1993Accu-W1hr, Inc. World (yesterday) Barbados 8778cdy Beijing 8666clr Beirut 8672clr Berlin 6450cdy Bermuda 8778clr Brussels 7048clr Cairo 9173clr Frankfurt 6845cdy Geneva 7055cdy Jerusalem 8264clr London 6450clr Madrid 7757cdy Mexico City 7855cdy Montreal 8669clr Nassau 8471clr Paris 7243cdy San Juan 9179cdy Seoul 8466clr Tokyo 8477rn Toronto 9062clr 734-5151 Executive group: PrMTt ind Publish rHtThomoaofl Frane Editor ChartaaW.MutlJf Mat Otwfoprotm Dinaor SheUiCaoA MAMOunw Director LefcHaMvogel AdYtrtmngDimOor MarkLoaadsn OroMonOnaot KetrkiOHeU Contra John Wick "7)44111 -734-MU Bureaus IS2-4K4 -7174SM170 717-724-3103 734-5151 The Associated Press LOS ANGELES A 13-year-old boy allegedly molested by Michael Jackson claims the singer told him their relationship was "in the cosmos" and "meant to be" and that the boy could go to juvenile hall it it were revealed.

In investigative documents reviewed by The Associated Press on Thursday, the boy told Los Angeles County JACKSON Department of Children's Services caseworker Ann T. Rosato that he and Jackson had a four-month relationship that started with hugs and kisses and escalated into sexual acts by Jackson. "It really got out of hand," the boy told Rosato, according to one document. A source who acted on condition of anonymity supplied the documents to the AP. Jackson's lawyer, Howard Rescue Continued from Page 1A there.

That is what led us to the path." The Southport Rope and Rescue Team dressed in firefight-ing gear, harnesses and helmets climbed 225 feet down from the top of the hill to the ledge, where the couple were stranded. While the rescue was under way, a handful of people gathered across the river near the end of Larchmont and Evergreen avenues in West Elmira. Police were called to keep the onlookers quiet so they wouldn't disrupt communication between the stranded pair and their rescuers. After 2Vi hours of climbing and preparation, Southport Fire Lt. Brian May brought Cassidy safely down at 10:15 p.m.

by repelling the side of the cliff. "They were glad to see us," Southport firefighter Frank Cico-ra said. "They were great. They didn't panic and they joked around with us. Kerry said that she's never climbed before and she never will again.

At one point she slipped and I think she got shook up, but she was OK." Cicora said that the roughest part of the climb was getting the couple down. "The terrain was bad and the cliffs were mossy, so we had to work across in stages. The hardest part was getting them down because they were tied to us," Cicora said. The four Southport firefighters involved in getting the couple down were May, Cicora, Mike Correction The Elmira School Board on Tuesday approved the first reading of a proposed policy that would protect district students and employees diagnosed with the HIV virus or AIDS from discrimination. The board must still have a second reading and then vote to approve the policy.

The nature of the board's action on Tuesday was incorrect in a story published Wednesday. The Star-Gazette regrets the error. ill 1 1 i ill ill Ji i ill in lijmjIliiliiiiij.illiimilinliiliiiinniiliMinliiy-x USD Courtesy of Plm SufaS at Pudgies Southtide, Main Partridge -734-3334 CHARLIE CORTEZStar-Gcaetle A HAPPY ENDING: Kerry Cassidy of Elmira thanks Southport Fire Lt. Brian May, who was one of four firefighters that rescued Cassidy and a friend after they became trapped on a 75-foot-high ledge near the Boy Scout camp at Rorick's Glen in Southport. NORMAL 3.03 inches PRECIP.

FOR 1993: 30.17 inches Data provided by tha FAA Flight Service at the Elmira-Corning Regional Airport and the National Weather Service in New York and Pennsylvania. NATIONAL FORECAST AS of noon today Foster and Steve Barnstead. How did the three wind up in this 75-foot predicament? "They were just climbing," Barnstead said. Southport Fire Chief Russ To-bey said the department will have to replace ropes and equipment used Thursday night be twins' dad Band! separata high COLD WARU STATIONARY Pnsmrt MICH LOW 80slHt III lot E3 0 El MHoweM rain Tsroms W1jTk sorry for drug binge ESS rO nuames snow ice sunny pt. cloudy cloudy Gannett News Service The father of Siamese twins says he is "sorry" for going on a three-day cocaine binge with $1,300 in donations intended to help his daughters.

"There's no excuse for what I did," Lakeberg told WBBM-TV news in Chicago late Wednesday. People who gave his family money are "probably disappointed and upset. Probably a little mad." Local fundraisers and contributions from around the nation put about $15,000 in two bank accounts for Amy and Angela, who were separated last week at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Amy died, but Angela remains in critical condition. About $8,000 from one of those accounts was used on meals, bills and a car to visit the twins while they were in a Chicago hospital, about 80 miles from their home in Wheatfield, Ind.

It also went for the cocaine last week. "My babies were whisked I 1 TEMPERATURES Nation (today) Albuquerque 8663cdy Anchorage 6449cdy Atlanta 9173cdy Atlantic City 8574clr Baltimore 9373cdy Boston 9073clr Burlington.Vt. 9163clr Chartotta.N.C. 9371cdy Chicago 9172cdy Cincinnati 9272clr Cleveland 9169cdy Dal-FtWrth 9875cdy Denver 8556cdy Des Moines 9069cdy Detroit 9371cdy Honolulu 8975clr Houston 9476cdy Indianapolis 9372clr Kansas City 9575cdy Las Vegas 9677cdy away here to Philadelphia. I lost control of myself," Lakeberg told WBBM.

"I used cocaine ana was drinking." Probation officer Brian Mathis says the TV interview could be used as evidence to revoke Lake-berg's probation, imposed for slashing a cousin with a knife. Lakeberg tested positive for cocaine use in an earlier drug test, prompting a hearing set for next week. "If he did indeed use drugs he could face one year in jail," Mathis said. "My impression is he definitely has a severe problem." No one knows what triggers the formation of conjoined twins, and experts say there is no connection to drug use. Conjoined twins occur once or twice every 100,000 births.

Michael O'Dor, Reltha Lake-berg's oldest brother, hopes the publicity won't deter people from contributing to a trust fund for Angela. Angela is "going to be the first one to go through this and live," O'Dor says. Little Rock 9972cdy Los Angeles 9169cdy Louisville 9474clr Miami Beach 8875rn Milwaukee 9073rn Mpls-St Paul 8768cdy Nashville 9573cdy New Orleans 9275cdy Norfolk.Va. 9272clr Oklahoma City 9872clr Omaha 9269clr Orlando 9073rn Porlland.Maine 9065clr Raleigh 9268cdy St Louis 9677clr Salt Lake City 8154cdy San Francisco 8658clr Seattle 7452clr Tampa 9174rn Tucson 8668rn 9475cdy PIANO ORGAN VOICE All Levels Age Groups Daytime or Evenings Register Now fT scmSIcof JJLA C607J733-5579 TALKING PHONE BOOK WEATHER HOTLINE 737-1540 Forecast updated daily and weekends. See your Talking Phone Book for codes for cities worldwide.

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