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VALPARAISO - There was no resolution Wednesday in the city of Valparaiso's lawsuit against the U.S. Air Force.

City commissioners met in a private session Wednesday afternoon to talk about a possible settlement, but took no action.

The suit was prompted by concerns about noise from the new F-35 joint strike fighter, which is scheduled to start arriving at Eglin Air Force Base next spring.

Some Valparaiso leaders say jet noise could destroy their city.

In June, both parties agreed to put the lawsuit on hold and begin settlement talks.

The city attorney says it will now be at least six weeks before any action is taken.No F-35 Action From Valparaiso Commission Meeting

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Joe Francis out sick for Panhandle court hearing
November 20, 2009 19:36 EST

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (AP) -- The founder of "Girls Gone Wild" had a doctor's note and did not appear at a Panhandle court hearing.

The attorney for Joe Francis says his client was in a Mexico hospital, suffering from an acute ear infection, high fever and vertigo.

During Friday's hearing, U.S. District Judge Richard Smoak said the courtroom would be open to the public and media for the case involving four local women's civil suit filed against Francis and his company. Trial is scheduled for February.

Smoak also shot down the fifth motion by the plaintiff's for a summary judgment in the case. If he had granted the summary judgment, the only issue left for the jury would have been how much money to award in damages.

The girls said they were underage when they were filmed.

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Information from: The News Herald, http://www.newsherald.com

Wednesday, November 4 2009, 07:39 PM EST

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