Ice cream sighting tied to Nicole Brown Simpson case
Ben and Jerry’s manager Bill Chang recalls a man in a suit and a white couple with black children visiting the shop between 9 and 10 p.m. the night Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were killed. He notes the encounter lasted five to ten minutes and the man may not be Goldman. The killings occurred outside the Brentwood condo on June 13 and O J Simpson has pleaded innocent.
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Sam Rossey Wins With 67 To Claim Second Title
Sam Rossey survived an inner battle and Bob Kollstrom shot a 67 to finish behind him by two strokes. The Metro Area Housing Program launches a project to turn a southeast Cedar Rapids warehouse block into studio apartments, aiming to recreate a SoHo style district. On page 1B. Brucemore blues may have faltered despite good sound and Jimmy Thackery’s performance. Details on page 2B. The 1st Battalion 410th Infantry unit in Iowa City was inactivated Sunday after 47 years. Details on page
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Remembering the other D-Day Champagne Campaign salute
Paris reporters note a low key salute to the Champagne Campaign, the 1944 southern France landings. About 400 U.S. veterans will attend Aug 14 16 ceremonies at Draguignan La Motte and Saint Raphael with Navy Secretary John Dalton leading. The event honors a lesser known Allied operation in Provence, still held dear in France.
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Whitewater Starr urged to resign over appearance of bias
Clinton's lawyer Robert Bennett called on Kenneth Starr to step down citing an appearance of partiality in Starr's stance on immunity and plans to file a friend of the court brief. Starr defended impartiality and said he would proceed with an open mind after succeeding Robert Fiske.
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Treasury lawyer faces likely ouster over Whitewater clash
Treasury Department officials predict general counsel Hanson will be pressured to resign after clashing with Deputy Treasury Secretary Altman during two weeks of nationally televised Whitewater hearings. The dispute centered on how fully Altman disclosed contacts between White House officials and S and L regulators.
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Cedar Rapids woman saves toddler from traffic at Hy-Vee
Mary Taylor, 32, of Cedar Rapids, pulled a two year old boy to safety as he ran toward traffic at the Hy-Vee Video Store driveway on 32nd Street NE. She was treated for a bruised knee and remains mobile with a cane. The mother and boy were unharmed.
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Teens need multifaceted pregnancy education approach
University of Iowa nursing professor Leslie Marshall says there is no single best information source for teen pregnancy. Her two year study with 18 women and 14 men shows education must reach through multiple media and community channels, not just classrooms or agencies.
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