Zenith to be acquired by LG for 350 million dollars
LG Electronics will acquire Zenith Electronics for 350 million dollars, ending the 77 year run of the U S television maker as competition intensified in the color TV market. The deal follows Zenith’s recent market share gains but ongoing financial strain amid industry consolidation.
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Whitewater hearings open as Senate eyes Foster office actions
Senate Whitewater hearings open focusing on the late night search of Vincent Foster's White House office after his July 1993 death. Republicans question why Park Police requests to seal the office were ignored for 16 hours and whether aides moved files, with testimony from Secret Service guards. Foster death deemed self-inflicted, tied to tax matters in the Clinton real estate probe.
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Doctor: Simpson physically able to attack couple
Prosecution showed jurors video clips from tapes made before the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Dr. Huizenga testified that arthritis and injuries did not prevent Simpson from attacking if immobilized, while noting minor wounds on his hand.
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Clinton Faces Divisions Over Gorazde Rescue Policy
Washington officials grapple with a divided White House and skeptics on Congress as they seek a united Western plan to defend Gorazde in Bosnia. France proposes airlifted troops and NATO protection while Britain weighs troop presence and military feasibility.
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Sheriff recounts Susan Smith confession in church room
Union County Sheriff Howard Wells testified that Susan Smith cried and admitted drowning her two children after a prayer session at the First Baptist Church on November 3. He said she asked for his gun to kill herself but he refused and pressed her for details amid her shame.
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NRA receives lowest Dun & Bradstreet credit rating
The Dun & Bradstreet rating put the National Rifle Association at nine on its risk scale, signaling severe financial distress and potential hurdles in banking and contracting. NRA spokesman Bill Powers declined comment, though the group says it is operating in the black this year.
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