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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1995
Page
3
Lawyers spar over a light weight test tube and gray envelope claimed to hold Simpson blood. Defense argues the vial stayed out overnight and could be planted, while jurors pass the object for a tactile review. Judge Ito notes attention issues from alternate juror No. 2179.
A leaking underground gas line exploded during morning rush hour in Taegu South Korea killing at least 103 people including dozens of students en route to school. Rescue workers reported about 160 injured with many seriously hurt as debris trapped others near a subway construction site.
Washington AP notes national reading scores for high school seniors declined while math scores rose. Only about one third of seniors were proficient readers in a two year span, with board members citing insufficient reading at school and home as a contributing factor.
Hundreds of police swarmed a cult commune seeking a trap door to Shoko Asahara, founder of Aum Shinri Kyo, amid the Tokyo subway gas attack case. Two top scientists were captured, but no sign of the guru as searches continued with hollow-ground detection gear.
A 19 year old man pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the death of basketball star Michael Jordan's father James Jordan and agreed to testify against co defendant Daniel Green. He also pleaded guilty to robbery weapons violations and other charges in two other robberies. He faces possible death sentence.
Holly Hunter returned to her alma mater Carnegie Mellon University to address aspiring drama students and introduced her fiancé cinematographer Janusz Kaminski who won an Academy Award for Schindler's List. She reflected on aging in Hollywood and considered returning to stage roles like Hedda Gabler and Medea when film work slows.
A broader probe links Timothy McVeigh to associates in Michigan and Wisconsin. Investigators explore a possible gun supply chain, a 1983 Pontiac station wagon, and a crumpled business card found in a police car. James Nichols and Ed Paulsen are cited as witnesses or linked figures, with authorities noting no direct Oklahoma City bombing charges against Nichols or Michigan suspects. McVeigh’s courtroom appearance shows restrained emotion as evidence, including detonator cord traces on his clothing.
San Jose AP report details how Mick Gannon’s lifelong jazz memorabilia, including autographed photos of Charlie Parker and Miles Davis, were cut up for a UC Santa Cruz Black History Month collage. Librarian Allan Dyson apologized, accepting responsibility, while collectors denounced the act as criminal and indefensible. Gannon, 57, has collected memorabilia for 45 years and laments the irreparable personal loss.
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