Little Jimmy Dickens Collapses At Grand Ole Opry
The 74 year old Country Music Hall of Fame member collapsed Friday night and was resting comfortably Monday at Baptist Hospital in Nashville. His wife Mona Dickens says he is undergoing tests after the incident. Dickens is famed for the song May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose.
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Denmark rules on extradition of American neo Nazi leader
Copenhagen authorities may extradite Gary Lauck, 41, to Germany on charges of distributing illegal racist propaganda and Nazi symbols from abroad. Lauck appealed the lower court ruling. If convicted in Germany, he could face up to five years.
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Serbs hold 250 UN peacekeepers as talks continue
Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and Miloosevic aides met with Greek officials to resolve the hostage issue. Milosevic’s influence remains, as more than 250 UN personnel linger captive after NATO strikes. Rescue teams pursue the downed American F 16 pilot with signals from his communications device offering cautious hope.
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Defense Plans Double Jeopardy Plea Over Juror Removal in Simpson Case
In Los Angeles defense lawyers argue double jeopardy as a black postal worker is removed from OJ Simpson jury. They say mistrial could occur if alternates dwindle, with juror pool shrinking and autopsy photos set to be shown. Judge Ito faced emergency appeal over juror dismissal.
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Welfare fight taken to nation’s governors
President Clinton addresses a National Governors Association meeting warning that Republican welfare reform plans would lead to a race to the bottom as states with strapped budgets cut public assistance. He proposed incentives for governors who help move welfare recipients into jobs and cited Senate plans that would limit state ability to place recipients in work.
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