Briton executed after murder in Marietta
Nicholas Lee Ingram, a 31 year old British born killer, was executed by electrocution for kidnapping and killing J C Sawyer in 1983 near Marietta Georgia. Sawyer's wife survived and identified Ingram. The Supreme Court had rejected a final stay.
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Simpson juror recounts tensions on the panel
Dismissed juror Jeanette Harris described racial tensions on the Simpson jury and alleged blacks faced different treatment, while denying she claimed jurors discussed the case. Judge Lance Ito rejected defense bids on DNA evidence admissibility and other motions, allowing cross examination limits and maintaining prosecution progression.
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Contract with America status report
Actions debated in the House include the Responsibility Act and Balanced Budget Amendment with a three fifths majority to raise taxes and a line item veto. Proposals discuss unfunded mandates and replacing federal welfare with state payments. The National Security Restoration Act would bar UN command of U.S. troops and fund Star Wars. Other measures include the Senior Citizens Fairness Act and Job Creation and Wage Enhancement Act.
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Air Force Drops Simulated Rapes in Training
Air Force cadets will no longer role play sexual assault in a wartime captivity training program. Cadets spoke of an incident at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs as the academy announced it would switch to videotaped scenarios in classrooms.
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Clinton vows vetoes on GOP policy push at editors’ event
President Clinton said he would veto measures from the Republican House agenda including environmental protections limits and a repeal of the assault weapons ban. He targeted reforms on land use regulation and federal aid for police hired, and criticized a civil litigation costs provision and a small-government regulatory bill. He opposed apologizing to Japan for the atomic bombing.
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