Americans Held in India Released on Bail but Evangelists Stay
A New Delhi court ordered release for nine Americans and one Singaporean jailed after a religious rally turned violent. Gospel to the Unreached Millions evangelists from Houston must remain in India while prosecutors decide on trial. Behrampur detention, charges pending, initial reports said no charges filed.
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Jury Eyes Bloody Glove in Simpson Murder Case
Los Angeles jurors examined a large bloodstained leather glove presented by police technician Dennis Fung after prosecutors highlighted key scientific evidence in the O J Simpson double murder case. Simpson pleads innocent as defense cites sloppy collection and possible frame up.
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Five killed before gunman kills self at Corpus Christi firm
A gunman entered Walter Rossler Co in Corpus Christi and killed five people including the owner and his wife before shooting himself. Victims were Walter Rossler 62 Joann Rossler 62 Derek Harrison 35 Wendy P Gilmore 41 and Richard Tomlinson 34. Police said a disgruntled employee triggered the massacre.
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GAO Finds Harassment Up At Military Academies
A congressional GAO report shows more than one third of women cadets at West Point Annapolis and Colorado Springs faced unwelcome sexual contact during 1993 94. The study notes groping kissing fondling patting and hostile environment linked to gender based harassment with 39 42 percent saying it affected performance and 60 72 percent reporting repeated hostile verbal comments.
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GOP Tax Package Favored by Business
Washington Republicans push a $189 billion five year tax cut plan backing business groups from the Chamber to real estate firms and bankers. An accord with moderates ties tax cuts to a balanced budget by 2002, though some Democrats call the deal a mere fig leaf without a guaranteed permanent revocation of the cuts.
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