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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1994
Page
1
Los Angeles authorities say O J Simpson may admit killing Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman but deny personal responsibility. District Attorney Gil Garcetti compares a potential defense to the Menendez case while Simpson’s arraignment approaches.
Prosecutors deny deciding against the death penalty. Simpson’s children spend the day in seclusion with relatives while fans and family recount the slain ex-wife. Defense experts say the case against O J is not strong and cite factors favoring him.
In Little Rock Arkansas the Whitewater probe faces a pivotal bank fraud trial of Charles Matthews and Eugene Fitzhugh. Prosecutors strive to bar testimony from David Hale while Hale’s defense seeks his account. Hale has pleaded guilty to two felonies and cooperates in the plea bargain.
RICHMOND AP Gov George Allen moves to overhaul Virginia state government with widespread firings as about 50 top level employees receive pink slips Critics say the purge politicizes the process while aides argue it is a mandate for change reflecting his priorities in Virginia politics and public service.
Beverly and Bryan Ramsey of Radford examine a 1937 Dodge engine detailing. The classic auto, owned by Cathy McWilliams of Harrisonburg, was shown Saturday at the fifth annual Auto Fair at Rockingham County Fairgrounds. Sponsored by the Classic Car Collectors of Harrisonburg, Inc. Results on Page 14.
Allen Young, 38, faces impeding a police officer after he held a roadside sign reading Sobriety Checkpoint Ahead near U.S. 1 in Alexandria. Police defend the arrest as protecting a civic duty to stop drunk driving, while legal experts and the ACLU question whether a passive sign unduly interfered with officers.
Former President Jimmy Carter returned from Korea with an upbeat claim that North Korea's nuclear weapons crisis is over. The Clinton administration distanced itself while noting details of Pyongyang’s negotiating position still need clarification. Carter said Kim Il Sung shows a vigorous, intelligent approach and cited a likely deal to freeze the program if high-level talks begin.
Houston Rockets beat the New York Knicks 86 to 84 to force a decisive seventh game. The score line and team names anchor a late season showdown as coverage highlights a dramatic NBA playoff moment.
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