Simpson judge allows evidence in double murder probe
Superior Court Judge Lance Ito ruled that detective Philip Vannatter’s statements in a search warrant affidavit were at least reckless though not merely negligent. The findings upheld the June 13 search at O.J. Simpson’s estate, citing blood evidence and a bloody glove as probable cause for the home search.
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Disney park plan wins county backing near Haymarket
Virginia planners approve Walt Disney Co. proposed theme park after nearly a year of wrangling over traffic and fireworks. A public hearing is set for Oct. 15 as the board weighs zoning changes for the 650 million American history based park near Haymarket, 35 miles southwest of Washington. Supporters predict jobs and state revenue while opponents cite traffic and environmental concerns. Separately, investigators probe USAir Flight 427’s rudder in the fatal crash, with tests in California and Seattle. cause determination may take six months.
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Pope John Paul II cancels U.S. trip over mobility limits
The pope postponed his October U.S. visit to New York Yonkers Newark and Baltimore due to incomplete recovery from hip surgery and a prior fall. Vatican says Asia trip in January remains on, with a November 1995 U.N. anniversary visit planned.
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Carter seeks peace with Clinton and Cuba outreach
In Atlanta, former president Jimmy Carter praises President Clinton for political courage on Korea and Haiti while arranging talks with Cuba’s Fidel Castro. He cites a phone call from Castro and his recent Emory University remarks urging a reconsideration of U.S. Cuba policy amid ongoing Haiti tensions.
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GOP offers amended anti crime measure
Senate Republicans introduced a package of anti crime measures aimed at tightening penalties for drug offenders and other criminals and blocking prison construction funds from being diverted to alternatives. The plan would also cut 5 billion dollars in crime prevention programs and was offered as an amendment to the District of Columbia's fiscal 1995 budget.
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Virus link to type I diabetes proposed by scientists
New evidence suggests a virus may trigger the immune attack that destroys insulin producing pancreas cells in type I diabetes. If confirmed a vaccine could be developed. Dr Massimo Trucco of the University of Pittsburgh notes the finding could explain juvenile diabetes and its distinction from type II.
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