John Wayne Bobbitt to star in Uncensored film
John Wayne Bobbitt will portray himself in John Wayne Bobbitt Uncensored produced by Leisure Time Entertainment. Filming will start soon as he seeks to show his side after the 1993 incident in Virginia and subsequent trials.
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Hollywood
Leisure Time Entertainment
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Lorena
Virginia
Aaron Gordon
America
Leisure Time
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Savage Fury
Lorena Bobbitt
Nobel winner Linus Pauling dies at 98 in California
Linus Pauling two time Nobel laureate dies at his Big Sur ranch at 98 after frail year. The chemist and Peace Prize recipient was known for vitamin C advocacy and a prolific output of books and papers. He promoted high dose ascorbic acid to extend life and prevent illness.
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Pauling
Stephen Lawson
Linus Pauling Institute of Science and Medicine
Palo
Calgary basketball coach dies after four hour standoff
Tragic incident leaves Calgary in shock as Jack Kenyon 58 and his wife Joena 56 are wounded by their son Jay 30 during a four hour police standoff. Jay killed himself after a self Sharpening knife attack. neighbors recall a private loving family. Kenyon mentored youth basketball and led provincial title teams before retiring from Mount Royal College.
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Joena
Jay
Kenyon
Canada
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Jack
Shields
Victoria
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Don Farney
Brian Skeet
Tom Bishop
Western Canada High School
Bishop
Mount Royal College
Calgary ‘88S
Simpson's lawyer questions use of blood sample testing
Los Angeles AP. Robert Shapiro asks Judge Ito to probe blood evidence handling in the O J Simpson case. He alleges possible mislabelling and discrepancies may render DNA results inadmissible and seeks full inventories of samples and chain of custody. Prosecutors defer comment. Simpson faces murder charges in the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman case.
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Superior Court
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Shapiro
Ito
Sandi Gibbons
District Attorney’s Office
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Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Maryland
Clinton shifts Cuba policy to deter refugees and save lives
President Clinton announced a reversal of the open door toward Cuban refugees to prevent Castro from dictating U.S. immigration policy. He warned boats would be seized and illegal entrants jailed, with intercepted refugees sent to Guantanamo Bay. Attorney General Reno echoed concerns about Castro duping the U.S. and pledged continued embargo resistance.
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Howard News Service
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Cuba
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Guantanamo Bay
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Guantanamo
Skepticism Lingers After Mexico Election Clean Up
Observers say Mexico's presidential vote may be the cleanest yet yet skepticism remains about fraud. Civic Alliance reports roughing up of directors, ransacked offices in Matamoros, and threats to workers, accusing the government and ruling party of harassment.
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Mexico voters face wide yes no choice in presidential poll
Mexico polls open 8 am to 6 pm for president and 500 lower house seats plus 96 of 128 senate seats. PRI seen favored to win continuing party rule since 1929 with 322 house seats and 61 senate seats. Carter Center team says likely cleanest election yet with ongoing issues.
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Salinas
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Emory University
Joe Clark
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