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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1994

Page

3

Simpson can keep jail conversation private

In a split decision Judge Lance Ito barred prosecutors from probing an incriminating jailhouse remark by O J Simpson to Rosey Grier overheard by a deputy. Ito also ordered a full DNA admissibility hearing before trial, delaying testimony until mid February and setting DNA testimony for January 5 with jurors returning January 18.

Los Angeles DJ. Simpson Simpson Rosey Grier Superior Court Lance Ito Ito Grier Mr. Simpson Mr. Grier

Secret Service mum on White House shooting probe

Investigators remain tight lipped about the White House shooting as officials seek to deter copycat incidents. A Secret Service agent declined to confirm if the four 9mm bullets found were from a handgun or rifle. Press secretary Dee Dee Myers said there is no evidence linking this shooting to a prior incident.

Secret Service White House Dee Dee Myers America

Ex-Tyson Pilot Testimony Ties to Cash Envelopes Case

Investigators in the Espy affair questioned Tyson Foods pilot Joseph Henrickson about Time magazine claims he ferried six cash payments to then Governor Bill Clinton in the 1980s. Special Counsel Donald Smaltz cautioned against drawing conclusions, noting the matter remains under review and in early stages.

Washington Agriculture Mike Espy Tyson Foods Inc Bill Clinton Arkansas Donald Smaltz Joseph Henrickson Fayetteville, Ark Tyson Foods Time Magazine Time Report Smartz Henrickson

Smithsonian Lets Japan View Early Atomic Bomb Exhibit Script

Rep. Sam Johnson released minutes showing Smithsonian officials shared script drafts for The Last Act The Atomic Bomb And The End Of World War 1 with Japanese officials. Air and Space Museum said city leaders in Nagasaki and Hiroshima received three of five script versions but content changes were not permitted.

Washington Smithsonian Institution Japan Texas Sam Johnson Associated Press Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Air and Space Museum Mike Fetters Nagasaki Hiroshima Fetters

Chechen Lifelines Hit In Sudden Incident

Grozny faced renewed attacks as Russian warplanes targeted the Chechen capital and surrounding areas. President Dudayev vowed to resist disarmament while officials warned of civilian harm from strikes on gas electric and water facilities and government targets. Troops tightened checkpoints into Moscow amid a growing international crisis.

Grozny Russia Chechnya Dzhokhar Dudayev Moscow Itar-Tass Dudayev Star-Tass Caucasus Boris Yeltsin

Serbs offer temporary cease fire in Bosnia talks

Bosnian Serbs after nine hours of talks with Jimmy Carter proposed a four month cease-fire and to resume discussion on an international peace plan. Radovan Karadzic later rejected an immediate cease-fire while demanding a permanent cessation of hostilities. The Bosnian government opposes permanent deals before a final peace and prefers a three month pause. Carter planned to travel to Sarajevo to meet Alija Izetbegovic as Geneva or another venue is considered for talks.

Pale Bosnia-Herzegovina Jimmy Carter Bosnia Radovan Karadzic Carter Mr. Carter Mr. Karadzic Karadzic CNN Sarajevo Alija Izetbegovic Geneva United States Russia Britain France Germany Serbia U.S

U.S. Presses North Korea on Downed Helicopter Pilot

The Clinton administration urged Pyongyang to release or account for Army Chief Warrant Officers Bobby Hall of Brooksville Florida and David Hilemon of Clarksville Tennessee after a CH-58C helicopter went down over North Korea. President Clinton and officials urged rapid information while stressing not tying the incident to broader talks on nuclear relations.

Washington North Korea Clinton Pyongyang State Department Mike McCurry U.S Bobby Hall Brooksville Fla David Hilemon Clarksville Ten Bill Richardson Dn.m Cwo Hilemon Richardson Hall Hilemon McCurry

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