Simpson seeks new trial after excessive civil award
O J Simpson lawyers file notices with Superior Court Judge Hiroshi Fujisaki to move for a judgment setting aside the 33.5 million civil damages awarded to Nicole Brown Simpson's estate and Ron Goldman's family. They cite alleged legal errors and jury misconduct and outline a plan for a fuller brief.
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Kansas City Desegregation Endorsed by Judge ruling ends program
US District Judge Russell Clark approved the state to pay nearly 320 million to the Kansas City School District ending the court ordered desegregation program with payments through June 1999. He stopped short of declaring full integration and urged ongoing state oversight of the district budget.
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Kidnapped Sisters Return Unharmed to Michigan Home
Teresa Hainer nine and Jessica six were found after four days as police arrested Ronald Stafford 21 his brother Lee Stafford 18 and Ricky Geer 19 in Daytona Beach Florida. The girls flew home to Kalamazoo amid applause and family reunions.
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Explosions Hit Rail Line After IRA Warning in England
Twin blasts damaged rail track and signaling near Wilmslow in northern England hours after a phone claim by an IRA representative. No casualties reported though service disrupted. a second warning prompted evacuation in Doncaster as Railtrack officials urged calm amid election period threats.
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Mobutu proposes seven member talks with Congo rebels
Mobutu Sese Seko suggests Parliament form a seven member team to negotiate with rebels who control a third of Zaire. An official signaled a power sharing deal, while rebel leader Laurent Kabila rejects any interim arrangement. He calls for a transitional government of anti Mobutuists. The Alliance of Democratic Forces is less than 60 miles from Lubumbashi.
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Fowler says fundraising not main point in Clinton victory
Don Fowler, former DNC co chair, urged reporters that the 1992 campaign’s key outcome was Bill Clinton’s election. He dismissed his own legacy and said Democrats’ fundraising would be exonerated in congressional hearings after a South Carolina business leaders meeting.
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Road bill splits House GOP votes in Columbia
South Carolina House Republicans split on a highway spending bill proposing an infrastructure bank that could borrow up to 1.3 billion for select projects. A pay-as-you-go funding amendment failed 64 to 50, with 41 Republicans opposing and 26 supporting it.
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