Muhammad Ali Urges Harmony During LA School Visits
Boxing great Muhammad Ali makes a pair of LA school stops to sign autographs and call for racial healing and unity, presenting a public mission beyond his boxing career.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1996
Page
2
Boxing great Muhammad Ali makes a pair of LA school stops to sign autographs and call for racial healing and unity, presenting a public mission beyond his boxing career.
Jonathan Schmitz was sentenced to 25 to 50 years for the murder of Scott Amedure, three days after Amedure disclosed a crush on him on The Jenny Jones Show. Prosecutors said he must serve at least 20 years before parole, and defense plans an appeal.
French authorities hunt for unseen threat after a Tuesday evening bombing at Port Royal station killed two and wounded dozens. Investigators weigh Armed Islamic Group links, noting a nail-gun device and explosive residue matching 1995 attacks. Rabah Kebir condemns the act. Alain Marsaud urges widespread terrorist posters.
In a Santa Monica trial, witness Nancy Ney described a June 7 1994 hot line call from a woman named Nicole who sounded terrified and matched Nicole Brown Simpson. The call preceded the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman and was cited amid debates over hearsay and potential grounds for a new trial.
NASA kept the space shuttle Columbia in orbit as low clouds blocked a Florida landing. Mission Control moved planned reentry to Friday morning while Kennedy Space Center weather improves. A jammed hatch and a failed navigation unit helped shorten the 2 1/2 week flight and canceled two space walks.
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