O J Simpson to Host Anti-Violence Fundraiser at Brentwood Home
O J Simpson plans a black tie fundraiser next week at his Brentwood estate for the Stop the Violence Increase the Peace Foundation aiming to spark discussion on violence and racism. The event follows his acquittal in the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman case and involves Inglewood leaders backing the appearance. Separate headlines note Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr authorized to broaden inquiry into White House aide records and a U S indictment of an Indian couple for treating a maid as a slave and abusing her with severe punishments.
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DNA freed convict after 17 years in prison
Kevin Lee Green, convicted in 1980 of beating his wife and causing a stillborn child, was released after DNA labs linked a different man, Gerald Parker, to the crime. Parker faces six counts of murder and other cases. Green awaits life beyond prison with the judge apologizing for the past injustice.
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Dodge Dakota shift-into-reverse defect under federal probe
Government study reviews 71 complaints of Dodge Dakota pickups with automatic transmissions that roll from park into reverse, backing up until hitting an obstacle. Three deaths and 14 injuries linked to the issue. Chrysler says no proven defect. NHTSA also probes Ford Mercury Villager battery explosions with 37 reports and no injuries. No further details.
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Arab leaders seek united peace push at regional summit
Egyptian foreign minister Amr Moussa led a draft communique as Arab foreign ministers work toward a joint statement for the weekend summit of 21 Arab leaders. The bloc aims to press Israel to adhere to the land-for-peace formula while avoiding threats as they urge two sides to preserve negotiations.
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Unabomber suspect moved to California to face charges
Theodore J. Kaczynski was ordered moved to Sacramento to face four bombings that killed a Capitol lobbyist and a computer store owner and wounded two university professors. He will be arraigned Tuesday after arriving Monday night, with defense and prosecutors detailing the case and the FBI affidavit outlining bomb construction and delivery similarities.
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JFKs 1936 race-winning 22-foot boat auctioned in Florida
The 22-foot sailboat owned by John F Kennedy before PT-109 is headed to auction June 29 in Monticello, Florida. Don Ehler bought it in 1963 for 300 dollars unaware of its Kennedy connection. the vessel is in poor shape but carries historic value. The auction follows Ehler's death two months ago and the boat's owners changed thrice since 1942.
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