Officer grilled about evidence in Simpson case
Los Angeles AP report details Officer Robert Riske testimony about handling the crime scene. He said he did not collect ice cream or bathwater temperature data and that his role was to secure the scene. Defense argued investigators overlooked or mishandled evidence, while prosecutors tied questions to timing of the slayings.
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Jurors Under Scrutiny In Nicole Brown Simpson Case
Reports say two jurors faced possible misconduct probes after allegations of personal bets and a Chicago map in a juror’s room. Investigators emphasize juror impartiality amid ongoing coverage and police handling of the crime scene details.
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Clinton offers deal to Serbia to end Bosnia war
Washington sources say President Clinton approved a plan to ease U N sanctions on Serbia in exchange for Milosevic recognizing Bosnia as a sovereign state and Albania Slovenia Croatia Macedonia joining a border monitor regime. The approach ties sanctions relief to compliance and border policing, with renewed sanctions if broken.
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U.S. hidden human remains tests tied to fallout program
Documents reviewed for the presidential advisory panel show the AEC and other agencies used cover stories to collect bones and other samples from over 20 countries to study worldwide fallout from early atomic tests. The CIA’s possible involvement in radiation testing is also indicated, contradicting prior agency denials.
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Zedillo halts Mexican military offensive against Zapatistas
President Ernesto Zedillo ordered a ceasefire with the Zapatista National Liberation Army and limited troops to routine patrols. Simultaneously Chiapas Governor Eduardo Robledo requested a leave of absence, resigning from office after taking power in December, as calls for dialogue with rebels intensified.
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