Jury Deliberations in Simpson Case Enter Fourth Day
In Santa Monica jurors study DNA testing details and possible contamination as they reassess evidence in the O J Simpson wrongful death case. Reporters observe from court and outside, while experts note the thorough approach to determine liability for Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
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Time Man of the Year David Ho Faces Fame Again
Time named David Ho 1996 Man of the Year and now the researcher is again in the spotlight. When Ho was in Taiwan last, he drew little media. this visit attracted dozens of reporters and attention.
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Tamraz Attends White House Coffee With Clinton
Internationally sought businessman Roger Tamraz joined President Clinton and other donors at a White House coffee event on April 16. Tamraz faced embezzlement charges in Lebanon for allegedly siphoning about $200 million from Al Mashreq Bank as former chairman. His U.S. oil company donated $72,000 to the Democratic National Committee in 1995 and 1996.
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Hutu family flees Burundi rebels amid hunger and fighting
Emmanuel Sibomana and his family fled their village in Bubanza, Burundi, after rebels forced them to farm and coarse malnutrition. A seven year old died of hunger as violence intensified, with many Hutu civilians unwilling to support rebels amid a three year civil war and a Tutsi-led government.
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FBI whistle blower alleges threats over Oklahoma City case
FBI lab whistle blower Frederic Whitehurst alleges government threats after he testified for the defense. His complaint to the Justice Department claims two lawyers denied intimidation, and the probe could affect dozens of cases tied to the Oklahoma City bombing. Whitehurst may testify against Timothy McVeigh in the 1995 attack that killed 168.
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Marines Probe Hazing Blood Pin Incidents At Lejeune
The Marine Corps opened an investigation into two hazing cases dubbed blood pinnings from 1991 and 1998 involving elite paratroopers at Camp Lejeune. Videos were made by participants and aired by NBC and CNN while details leaked from the Pentagon. Maj. Scott Campbell said about 30 Marines appear in 1991 footage, with roughly 10 interviewed. nine remain active. Lt. Gen. Charles Wilhelm oversees the inquiry, with authority to recall Marines for action as needed. No disciplinary action has been taken yet.
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Aiken Standard Offers Subscriptions and Contact Details
The notice outlines office hours from 6 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday with switchboard and publisher contact numbers. It includes subscription rates for 8 months and 12 months, mailing options, delivery problem guidance, and customer service hours.
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