Dole challenges Hollywood over violence in media
Los Angeles Sen. Bob Dole attacked Hollywood for violence in film and TV at a fund raiser, claiming political campaigns mimic the cruelty. Respondents included Oliver Stone who defended Natural Born Killers as social commentary, while others urged restraint and noted cinema successes like Forrest Gump The Lion King and Casper.
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Promax
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FBI plans more bombing arrests in Oklahoma case
Investigators have plenty of leads and may bring more charges in the Oklahoma City bombing, deputy attorney general says. Possibility that John Doe No. 2 was not an active participant is raised, while others connected to Timothy McVeigh face potential indictments. Fortier and McVeigh’s sister are questioned as probes seek further testimony and evidence.
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John Doe No. 2
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Jones
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Nichols
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Arizona
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Scheck
Simpson
Superior Court
Lance Ito
Johnnie Cochran Jr
DNA Evidence Dominates Simpson Trial Pause
The O J Simpson murder trial enters a DNA focused intermission as prosecutors prepare autopsy photographs and expert testimony. Coroner Lakshmanan Sathyavagiswaran and Deputy Medical Examiner Irwin Golden set to testify, while juror misconduct probes simmer.
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Arkansas teen wins national spelling bee title
Justin Tyler Carroll, 14, an Arkansas eighth grader from Wynne representing Memphis, won the 68th national spelling bee by correctly spelling xanthesis. Runner up Marjory Lavery, 13, of Copley Ohio, misspelled cappelletti. A record 247 entrants competed with 835 words.
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