Nabors Plans Recovery Celebration At Montana Concert
Jim Nabors says he is fully recovered from a liver transplant performed in February 1994 due to hepatitis B contracted in India. He plans a Friends and Nabors benefit concert at the Flathead Festival in Kalispell with guests Mary Hart and Florence Henderson among about two percent of friends expected.
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ATF Agent Recounts Harrowing Waco Shootout
Washington AP The testimony describes William Buford being dragged to the side of the Branch Davidian building after a teammate protected him during the firefight in the 1998 Waco raid. Republicans say the eight day House hearings show ATF missteps and botched planning.
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Sheen admits paying for Heidi Fleiss services in deposition
In a deposition played in Heidi Fleiss’s money laundering trial, actor Charlie Sheen acknowledged paying more than 53500 for sex with Fleiss using the calf-girl ring at least 27 times, including Christmas Day 1992. Federal prosecutors faced a setback when their star witness refused to testify. Shana Fleiss, Heidi’s sister, allegedly had inside knowledge of the operation.
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University Ends Race Based Admissions
The University of California Board of Regents voted to remove race as a factor in admissions and hiring across its nine campus system, amid a 13 hour debate and protests led by Rev. Jesse Jackson. About 500 demonstrators gathered outside while police blocked streets around Laurel Heights campus. Regent Ward Connery called the move historic.
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Regents Vote to End Race Based Admissions and Hiring
After Clinton backed affirmative action, UC regents voted 4 10 to end race based admissions and 15 10 to halt affirmative action in hiring and contracts. Governor Pete Wilson framed the move as a major rollback of racial preferences ahead of the 1996 campaign.
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Zepa's Peacekeepers Threatened In Bosnia Crisis
UN promises to strengthen mediation as Bosnian Serbs press for upgrades to the peacekeeping mission in Zepa and threaten Ukrainian troopers. Shelling hits Sarajevo and Western officials meet in London to map broader action, while Bosnian forces resist rebel demands.
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Simpson Defense Is Hit By Adverse Ruling In Trial
In Los Angeles the O J Simpson defense faces a setback as Judge Lance Ito restricts expert testimony and contemplates barring another witness. Prosecution gains. jurors giggle over unrelated testimony. Court recessed for a three day weekend and resumption is delayed until Monday at earliest. Simpson asserts police frame up in 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
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