Teen beaten in racially charged attack moves to rehab
Lenard Clark, 13, slowly recovers from coma after a March 21 beating in Bridgeport Chicago. Doctors say he will spend at least six weeks at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago before outpatient care.
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Officers Seize OJ Sim pon’s Valuables in Judgment Audit
Deputies inventoryed more than 100 items at the Brentwood estate to satisfy a 33.5 million verdict over the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman slayings. Items included golf clubs, jerseys, a Heisman Trophy, a Warhol print, trophies, two statues, a Hall of Fame ring, and a $64,000 Suburban. The Brown and Goldman families seek to claim their portions while sheriffs proceed with the seizure.
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Security Council Approves Multinational Kosovo Albania Force
The United Nations Security Council votes 14 to 0 to authorize a multinational force for Albania to deliver humanitarian aid for at least three months. Initial deployment expected around 2,500 troops primarily from Italy with broader participation from France. U.S. troops not joining. Mission aims to protect aid convoys as Albania faces severe food shortages. force cost borne by contributing nations. China abstains citing noninterference.
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Appeals court rejects bids to delay McVeigh trial
A federal appeals court denied three last minute attempts by defense to delay the Oklahoma City bombing case of Timothy McVeigh. The court said delaying jury selection would be premature until jurors are questioned.
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White House seeks funds to compensate uranium miners
The Clinton administration will ask Congress for 50 million dollars and legal changes to widen the uranium miners compensation program. It aims to cover about 600 additional miners over 1947 to 1991 in Arizona Colorado New Mexico Utah and Wyoming and to compensate their families. The Energy Department calls the exposure a tragedy from government ventilation failures.
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