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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1994
Page
5
The Los Angeles Times reports the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department opened a special mail address for O J Simpson inquiries. Letters only accepted sent to Booking Number 4013970 P O Box 86164 Los Angeles 90086 0164.
Boston lawyer J Albert Johnson warns that public opinion fuels rushes to judgment while defense hopes to brand Simpson as distraught over his wife's death. Prosecutors acknowledge Simpson's popularity complicates a conviction as grand jury timing and potential self-incrimination questions loom.
Sydney and Justin Simpson, ages 9 and 6, stay with their mother's family in Orange County after Nicole Brown Simpson's death. They attend the funeral with O J Simpson, who remains jailed, while relatives and a priest provide support and counsel as child experts urge gentle handling of the kids' trauma.
O J Simpson spent Father's Day in a suicide watch unit of Men's Central Jail. He cried while speaking with psychiatrist and lawyer Robert Shapiro who said Simpson wished to spend the morning with his two boys and expressed sorrow he cannot do so.
Dillon-Ridgley, president of ZPG Iowa City, aims to strengthen ties with environmental and women’s groups to sustain resources and address population goals. She notes people of color are unaware of ZPG and its aims and emphasizes education as the key to wider understanding and involvement.
The article traces Dianne Dillon-Ridgley's path from Dallas roots to Howard University and the EPA. It highlights her advocacy linking population policy, quality of life, civil rights, and environmental issues, noting her role with the U.N. conference delegation in 1991 and Iowa hate crimes law work with the Jewish Community Relations Committee.
The Gazette offers local photograph reprints. Call 398-8322 for details on sizes prices and how to place an order.
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