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C_H«cA »->£' , OlAA % uiyAr tw6 u>H“t '■too fcg AO MSA.O'l A«t> ;e Af-£‘ >n. fTVie O^L.'I \ oofiA weiLg. iuo r j Authorities search home of former Michael Jackson music producer THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES — Authorities searched the home of one of Michael Jackson's former music producers for an hour Saturday but refused to disclose how or even if the search was connected to the sex abuse charges the en tertainer is facing. Sheriffs investigators from Santa Barbara County, where Jackson's case is unfolding, searched the Calabasas residence of Marc Schaffel between 3 and 4 in the afternoon, said John Caflrey, a deputy with the Los Angeles County sheriffs department. The home is in Los Angeles County. Schaffel, who produced Jackson's song “What More Can I Give” two years ago, was not at home during the search, “Entertainment Tonight” report ed on its Web site. The producer has an unlisted telephone number and could not be reached immediately for com ment. Santa Barbara County sheriffs spokesman Sgt. Chris Pappas de clined to say whether a search warrant was executed, citing a gag order issued in the case. Jackson has pleaded not guilty to seven counts of lewd or lascivi ous acts with a child under 14 and two counts of giving the child an “intoxicating agent," reportedly wine. 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Don’t let them down. VIRGO Your input is important during this period of change. Others look to you for practical advice and scheduling. Don’t let them down. LIBRA You may be asked to take on new responsibilities. If so, don’t request more money. Do it for the experience. Your rewards will come later. SCORPIO Push hard to get a tough job done, and then celebrate with a romantic evening. Your efficiency, determination and imagination should be rewarded. Don’t wait for someone else tado it. SAGITTARIUS Changes and revisions that you want to make could cost more than you expected. Finding a new source of income is a possibility. Put on your thinking cap. CAPRICORN You ought to have things running smoothly by now, enough so you can take a break. Thanks to your guidance and support, someone else is able to handle a difficult task. Aquarius If you get the chance to cuddle early, don’t pass it up. A difficult work assignment interferes with your romantic plans later. 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