Playmate Agrees To Divide Ashes
In a three hour court recess Anna Nicole Smith agreed to cremation of J. Howard Marshall and to share the ashes with his children. She said she is at peace and the proceedings were briefly interrupted when she swayed in her chair. The future dispute over Marshall’s fortune remains unresolved.
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Cross Examination Fizzles In Simpson Case
In Los Angeles AP coverage jurors faced confusing 10 year old murder details as prosecutor Marcia Clark pressed defense expert Frederick Rieders over oleander as the murder weapon. Tests later contradicted the claim and charges were dropped while jurors seemed bored and took no notes.
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Felix Rocks Bermuda Heads Toward U S
Felix storms toward the United States after sparing Bermuda its worst. Strong surf closed beaches as far north as New York and a mid-Atlantic hurricane watch was expected. Bermuda faced outages and damaged infrastructure as residents battened down and independence referendum polling was delayed.
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Ovitz named president of Disney in power move
Michael Ovitz, founder of Creative Artists Agency, will become president of the Walt Disney Co on October 1. He will oversee theme parks movies and consumer products and will also manage Capital Cities ABC after its $19 billion makeover. Ovitz, 48, will work under Michael Eisner and replaces the vacancy left by Frank Wells who died in 1994. Hollywood reacts with mixed views on the power shift.
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May reports complicate Gulf War illness review
Two formal studies on unexplained illnesses among thousands of Persian Gulf War veterans do not ease the task of a presidential commission. An Institute of Medicine report challenges a Defense Department study that found no new or unique war related illness among 10,020 veterans with fatigue headaches joint pain and poor concentration. Experts cite battlefield pollutants and desert conditions as possible factors.
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