Supreme Court moves to stay out of the spotlight
The Supreme Court opens its new term with no abortion or race cases on the docket and will face no major social splits as the presidential campaign winds down. A celebrity profanity case will be argued on Election Day as public attention shifts elsewhere.
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Simpson guilty on all counts in Las Vegas robbery case
O J Simpson was convicted on kidnapping armed robbery and 12 other charges after a Las Vegas hotel room incident in which two memorabilia dealers were held at gunpoint. Co defendant Clarence Stewart was also found guilty. Simpson faces possible life in prison as he was taken into custody after the verdict.
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Israel accuses North Korea of nuclear arms in Middle East
At an IAEA meeting in Vienna, Israel alleged North Korea supplied at least six Middle Eastern countries with nuclear technology or arms via covert networks. The claim implicated Iran Syria Libya and cited potential deals with Egypt UAE and Yemen as U.S. Hill seeks a disarmament path while Pyongyang resumes facility work.
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Bolivian President Tours Asunta as Coca Plants Eradicated
In Asunta Bolivia President Evo Morales observes coca plant eradication during an international visit. Soldiers operate field teams removing coca crops as part of anti narcotics efforts amid heightened security and media coverage.
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Morales says Bolivia does not need U.S. help on coca control
President Evo Morales told coca farmers in La Paz that Bolivia can manage coca cultivation without United States aid or DEA flights, and he compared Washington counterdrug actions to espionage, arguing against external control.
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Two U S Black Hawks Collide at Baghdad Base
In Baghdad two U S Black Hawk helicopters collided during landing injuring four people and killing one soldier. The incident appeared not caused by hostile fire per the U S military report. Also cited was the death of an al Qaida in Iraq leader linked to major Baghdad attacks.
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