Barbieri says she told Simpson of split before slayings
Paula Barbieri testified she dumped O J Simpson hours before Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were killed. She said she left a Dear John message at 7 a.m. on June 12, 1994, and a lawyer stated the note could be significant in the wrongful death case.
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North Korea U S sign nuclear pact in New York
In New York a $4.5 billion deal with a U S led consortium to replace North Korea's reactors with safer models aims to halt expanding plutonium production. Western officials say Pyongyang may already possess enough plutonium for a bomb.
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Alibi shrinks suspect in Amtrak derailment case
Video store receipts and auto club records place contractor Frank E. Olin in California hours before the Oct. 9 wreck near Hyder, killing a crew member and injuring 78. Olin’s lawyer Allan Larkin says the alibi is verified by 8:30 p.m. Oct. 8 rentals and AAA records, while FBI scrutiny continues.
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Deregulation hurdle nears as media ownership debated
Washington negotiators push a telecom overhaul with House and Senate bills aimed at deregulating communications. Politicians cite broadcast ownership as the last major sticking point while administration officials warn of stalled progress as talks continue.
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Telecom Bill Rewrites Ownership And Control Rules
The telecommunications bill would let local and national media players merge more freely, deregulate cable rates, and ban or block objectionable content on TV and online. It also requires new TV sets to include contentRating chips to help parents block shows. Negotiators await final decisions as House and Senate remain split on ownership limits and regulatory eliminations.
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