O J Simpson murder trial to begin with curtain of secrecy
The O J Simpson murder trial starts Monday with jury selection outside the courtroom to shield jurors from media glare. Opening statements expected in November, while questions about the weapon blood evidence and Simpson’s testimony loom over a case of worldwide attention and dramatic public interest.
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Haiti waits for Aristide return amid shattered institutions
Haiti faces a long recovery after a three year coup that toppled Aristide. With U.S. troops present to curb the military, observers warn governance remains fragile as the army adapts, elites lose power, and democracy depends on broad mobilization rather than handouts. Mayor Evans Paul and diplomats stress disarmament and sustained political resolve.
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Manufacturers urge Fed not to raise rates this year
United States manufacturers, led by NAM, pressed the Fed not to hike rates again this year, arguing current profits and hiring are strong and higher rates would dampen growth. NAM president Jerry Jasinowski cited a poll showing overwhelming sentiment to hold or delay action. Executives from Boeing and major automakers joined in expressing concern about rate increases reducing consumer and business activity.
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Denver airport delays loom as baggage system poses risk
The GAO warned Denver International Airport may miss its February 28 opening date as baggage handling readiness remains doubtful. The audit, requested by Senator Hank Brown, projects total costs around 4.2 billion dollars, well above the 1.7 billion estimate from four years ago, yet says the airport would not fail unless passenger demand falls by more than 25 percent.
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