* News of the Weird previously reported in March 1994 and July 1995
on unlucky men who were ordered to continue child-support payments
despite DNA tests that revealed the kids were other men's
responsibilities.  In the latest case, the Arkansas Supreme Court
ruled in July 1996 that because Darryl Littles failed to get a
court- ordered blood test in 1982 (he said he was indigent and not
represented by a lawyer), he would be permanently regarded as the
father of 15-year-old Brandi even though a 1994 test showed he
could not be. (Copyright 1996, Universal Press Syndicate.)


No wonder they wouldn't convict OJ!

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Phil Parker        pparker@twsuvm.uc.twsu.edu
  [For civil liberties,] Clinton's presidency has been a surprising
  disappointment and a grevious one.---Anthony Lewis, NYT