OJ Simpson jurors end week without damages ruling
The Santa Monica AP report notes jurors delayed verdicts on punitive damages in the OJ Simpson case. The panel weighed plaintiffs' claims of finances versus defense estimates of near zero net worth after the murder acquittal.
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Unclear Financial Figures Amid Persistent Earnings Claims
Fragmentary figures cite $3.5 million in fees since 1994 and $8.5 million in future earnings from licensing. Estimates mention $24 million in licensing contracts, $1.25 million tied to a Baked Ham stake, and a $1.75 million insurance payout. Tax liabilities noted in the millions, total value around $15.7 million.
Wrestler testimony links du Pont cocaine use to murder case
In MEDIA Pennsylvania prosecutors presented witnesses who said John du Pont used cocaine, sometimes with a white powder visible near his nose. Wrestlers testified he snorted lines with Mark Schultz's brother in 1988 and that powder often appeared after meetings with a suspected supplier.
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CIA nominee to pay 5000 in stock probe
CIA director-designate Anthony Lake will pay 5000 to settle a civil probe into his stock dealings while serving as national security adviser. The DOJ cleared Lake of wrongdoing tied to Iranian arms shipments to Bosnia and found no evidence of criminal violations by Lake. The Senate postponed confirmation hearings to February 25 as the cases proceeded. White House officials said the president is pleased with the settlement and Lake's integrity is clear.
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Nixon tapes praised as enduring gift at Florida forum
At an Amer ican Bar Association event in Boca Raton five Watergate players discussed the scandal. Bob Woodward Floyd Abrams Benjamin Bradlee Joseph Califano John Dean and Leonora Garment attended the session about the 200 hours of White House tapes released for research. Garment said he wished he had advised destruction of the tapes.
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