Quayle opens campaign with critique of Clinton policy
In Indianapolis Dan Quayle launched his 1996 presidential bid with a pointed rebuke of President Clinton. He condemned military deployments without national interest and UN authority while urging an honest debate on cultural values and entitlement reform. He signaled a formal timetable to announce his candidacy soon and file by February 21, aiming to start fundraising and show seriousness to supporters. He backed a balanced budget without touching Social Security but avoided detailing changes to entitlements.
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Curtain rises Monday in O.J. Simpson trial
AP reports the O J Simpson murder case opens with violent motives and sensational themes as prosecutors aim to portray Simpson as a wife killer. The defense pledges to expose holes and police missteps, challenging the accusation and courtroom narrative.
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TV Networks Prepare Live Courtroom Coverage For Simpson Trial
CNN will offer extensive live coverage while Fox provides continuous pool camera feeds for affiliates. ABC CBS and NBC return to daytime schedules after opening statements start Monday at 10 a.m. in Superior Court Department 103. Prosecution opens, defense follows led by Johnnie Cochran Jr. and possibly Marcia Clark, with Judge Lance Ito overseeing a potentially long session.
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Malcolm X’s daughter seeks better life far from New York
Qubilah Bahiyah Shabazz, 34, moved from a New York $60 weekly room to Minnesota with hopes of marriage and a good job for her and her son. Instead she faced unstable housing, unemployment, and a legal peril as prosecutors say she plotted to hire a hit on Louis Farrakhan.
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Shabazz Pleads Innocent in Plot to Kill Farrakhan
Qubilah Shabazz, 34, pleads not guilty to charges of plotting to murder Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. If convicted, she could face up to 90 years in prison and 2.25 million dollars in fines. Next hearing February 22, trial set March 27 in Minneapolis. Authorities say she spoke with a hit man and made a partial payment. Farrakhan says she was entrapped and hopes for acquittal.
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