Prosecution Opens Rebuttal In O J Simpson Trial
Prosecutors began their rebuttal before the defense rested, showing photographs of Simpson wearing gloves at NFL games to link him to the murder scene evidence. Judge Ito denied a defense bid to strike Fuhrman’s glove-find testimony, allowing new witnesses and a glove expert to testify in an unusual rebuttal phase as the trial moves ahead.
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Horiuchi Testimony Blocked In Weaver Siege Probe
A 1992 senate dispute over testifying speakers from the FBI regarding the Ruby Ridge siege continues. Law enforcement says Lan Horiuchi and three other sharpshooters remain on the Judiciary Committee schedule while negotiations proceed. Horiuchi’s lawyers did not respond and his statements could be used in potential Idaho murder charges involving Vicki Weaver.
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Tokyo Quake Rattles Kobe In Central Japan
A moderate earthquake measuring 3.9 struck Kobe in central Japan at 3 37 p.m. CDT delaying six high speed trains. No injuries or damage reported. The quake, about 280 miles southwest of Tokyo, followed a January 17 quake of magnitude 7.2 that killed over 6 000 people in the same area.
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Airstrikes strain Bosnian peace talks and Serb warning
Bosnian Serbs and their Russian allies warned that NATO airstrikes jeopardize the peace process as U N and Western officials insist the bombing expanded to new areas. Tomahawk strikes injured civilians and prompted Sarajevo bus service resumption amid continued sniper fire and international pressure for ceasefire talks.
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Bush urges dialogue with China over confrontation policy
Former president George Bush, in Beijing on a private visit, urged the Clinton administration to press China toward political and economic reform through sustained strategic dialogue. He criticized U.S. Taiwan tensions and said stable ties require leadership and cooperation, while noting Beijing’s friction with U.N. women's conference coverage.
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Online schedule of city computer services and polls
A list of online chats with Spike Lee Rosie O'Donnell and others on CompuServe AOL Prodigy and Microsoft Network plus a daily Journal World web update and two Access poll questions asking whether the school district should re-evaluate staffing and whether the city should spend more on bicycle projects with caller instructions to use Access numbers.
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Betty Crocker to Represent Many Cultures in Makeover
General Mills will select 75 photos of women to morph into a new Betty Crocker for the brand’s 75th birthday. The plan aims for a multi ethnic face to reflect rising minority presence, with the unveiled version set for February 1996.
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