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Journalist files for
bankruptcy after suit
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A free
lance journalist who lost a slan
der lawsuit brought by Michael
Jackson has filed for bankrupt
cy protection.
The move automatically put on
hold a trial to determine how
much Victor Gutierrez owes Jack-
son in damages.
Jackson contended Gutierrez lied in a 1995
appearance on TV’s “Hard Copy” when he
claimed he saw a 27-minute videotape that pur
portedly showed the singer having sex with a
13-year-old boy.
Gutierrez refused to reveal the source of the
tape, and a judge found the writer liable for
damages. A jury was to determine the amount.
Pavarotti honored for
Jackson
charity work in Bosnia
LONDON (AP) — Luciano Pavarotti was hon
ored Monday for helping raise $8 million for the
orphans in Bosnia.
The tenor received a special achievement
trophy at the Gramophone Awards.
Cellist Mstislav Rostropovich received the
lifetime achievement award for
his outstanding contribution'to
classical music.
The young artist of the year
award went to Germany’s Isabelle
Faust for her debut recording of
Bartok’s violin sonatas. The
award was presented by Paul Mc
Cartney, whose symphonic poem “Standing
Stone” had its premiere recently.
The Gramophone Awards are sponsored by
Gramophone magazine, a leading classical mu-
Volunteers
sic magazine.
Former sportscaster
returns for TV shows
Pavarotti
NEW YORK (AP) — He’s not a sportscast
er anymore, but Pat O’Brien keeps playing one
on TV.
Since O’Brien gave up sports on CBS less
than two months ago, he has appeared as a
sportscaster on two of the network’s shows,
“Everybody Loves Raymond" and “Early Edition.”
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