Hagman Needs Liver Transplant After Small Tumor Found
Actor Larry Hagman, 63, awaiting a liver transplant after doctors detected a small malignant tumor on his liver. Cedars-Sinai surgeon Dr Leonard Makowka cited early detection giving Hagman a good chance of recovery. Hagman is on a national waiting list.
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Bloody Socks In Spotlight At Simpson Trial
A pair of bloodstained socks found near O J Simp son’s bed may become a central defense piece as police photos showed they were missing from a videotape shot at 4 13 p m the day after the killings. Witnesses testified the socks existed. defense asked if photos would have captured them.
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Second Safe Area Falls To Serbs Amid Refugee Fears
Bosnian Serbs claim control of Zepa a second UN declared safe area provoking evacuations. Officials deny fall but civilians plan to move as Srebrenica disasters intensify fears of murder and forced labor. Gorazde remains the lone safe area while Serbs press for terms.
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Greenspan Sees Modest Growth and Low Inflation Ahead
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told Congress that the economy should resume moderate growth with low inflation. Markets wavered as investors weighed his upbeat outlook against prior warnings of a near term recession. The Fed had cut rates to 5.75 percent, triggering bond and stock market volatility amid mixed data on unemployment retail sales and inflation.
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Agents Testify On Waco Raid as Congress Probes Koresh
ATF agents told Congress of errors in the 1993 Waco raid near Mount Carmel Texas as House hearings opened. Democrats highlighted Koresh’s alleged abuses while Republicans pressed on raid planning and use of military support. Witnesses described shoddy decisions and recalled the deadly 51 day siege ending in fire and deaths of 81 Davidians.
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