Simpson Has Alibi New Attorney Says
O J Simpson's new attorney Robert Shapiro claimed the football star was at home waiting for a limousine to take him to the airport when his ex wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend were killed two miles away. Shapiro called the case an injustice and said Simpson was under a doctor's care after being described as extremely depressed.
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Los Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Robert Shapiro
Shapiro
Simpson
Associated Press
O.J
Chicago
Weitzman
Virginia colleges urged to plan restructuring by Sept 1
The State Council of Higher Education urges Virginia colleges to submit plans to restructure operations with a focus on efficiency and student orientation by September 1. James Madison University leads in funding and reform moves, with CISAT expansion and a restructuring proposal cited as influential.
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State Council of Higher Education
Virginia Colleges and Universities
James Madison University
JMU
Ronald Carrier
College of Integrated Science and Technology
CISAT
Richmond
Carrier
State Senate Finance Committee
Virginia
Radford
Allen
General Assembly
State Council
Hugh L. Patterson
City cab driver eyes uncertainty as Harrisonburg plans sale
Streetwise Paul Stover, 52, has driven for Harrisonburg since the taxi service began 17 years ago. The City Council plans to save 90000 by selling the operation by January 1, 1995, with no buyer yet found. Stover, born in New Market, enjoys the job and jokes with riders while waiting for fares near the Rockingham County Administration Center. He shifts 5 am to 3 pm four days a week and faces an unclear future as talks on the sale proceed.
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Paul Stover
Harrisonburg
Stover
North Main Street
East Washington Street
New Market
Reggie (Smith
Rockingham
Obituary notices for several residents listed on page 31
Margaret S. Bradfield 83 Woodstock Fannie S Foltz 88 Bridgewater Mitchell D Foster 36 Luray Robert F Hutton 72 Mount Solon Kessie V Johnson 5 days Dayton Doris J Luff 59 Dover Del Mary E Middlebrook 67 Harrisonburg L Belva Puffenbarger 92 Timberville Myrtis S Zirkle 74 Harrisonburg page 31
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Margaret S. Bradfield
Woodstock
Fannie S. Foltz
Bridgewater
Mitchell D. Foster
Luray
Robert F. Hutton
Mount Solon
Kessie V. Johnson
Dayton
Doris J. Luff
Dover
Del
Mary E. Middlebrook
Harrisonburg
L. Belva Puffenbarger
Timberville
Myrtis S. Zirkle
South Koreans Jitter Over North Korea War Threats
Seoul shoppers rush to stockpile food fuel and noodles as North Korea warns of sanctions provoking war. Gas mask outlets sell out. Nongshim sales surge 20 percent. Cash withdrawals rise while stock index dips 19.52 points to 903.72 amid heightened tensions.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
Choo Don-shik
Korea
Japan
Nongshim
Song In-woong
Song
Hankook Economic Daily
Man jailed in abduction at city ATM
Harrisonburg police say Carson E. Knicely, 22, was arrested in an abduction and robbery linked to May 11 at First Virginia Bank Planters. Victim Carl Herring forced to withdraw cash and abducted to George Washington National Forest before being released. truck recovered on West Market Street. Knicely faces strong-arm robbery grand larceny abduction and conspiracy charges and is jailed in Rockingham County with no bond set.
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Harrisonburg
Carson E. Knicely
Broad St
Bennie Gregory
Carl Herring
Reddish Knot
Gregory
Herring
First Virginia Bank Planters
E. Market St
Reddish Knobb
George Washington National Forest
Augusta County
West Market Street
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Glenn Nicol
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Rawley
Hews
Allan Litten
Mercury
Dale Enterprise
Henieonbue
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Howard Weitz
James Madison
Jeff Mellott
News-Record
National Comics
Skyline
U.S
Derek Barr
Knicely
Rockingham County
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