Howling Dog Probe Ties Night to Simpson Slayings
In Los Angeles AP report jurors heard neighbor accounts of Jed, Nicole Simpson’s Akita, barking and howling near Nicole Simpson’s home on the night of the double slayings. Witnesses described the dog’s behavior, guiding prosecutors to pinpoint timing amid conflicting recollections of nearby residents.
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Quayle ends 1996 bid amid fundraising woes
Former Vice President Dan Quayle will not enter the 1996 presidential race, as advisers say money problems doomed a viable campaign. He decided late Wednesday, saying fundraising would not support a credible candidacy despite earlier enthusiasm.
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Rutgers students demand president's resignation at New Brunswick rally
More than 700 Rutgers University students rallied at the main campus to call for President Francis Lawrence's resignation after his race and test scores remark. Speakers urged action while some students stayed in class. The protest followed a sit‑in that halted a basketball game and featured chants like All Power to the Students.
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French swimmer completes 2400 mile Atlantic crossing to Barbados
Guy Delage, 25 pounds lighter, finishes a 2400 mile solo crossing from Cape Verde to Bridgetown. He swam up to 10 hours daily, rode a 15 foot raft between sessions, and used a kickboard and flippers. Delage says the voyage is finished and he plans another undertaking.
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Guilty plea in 1993 Rochester mail bombing case
Earl Figley pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against fellow suspect Michael Stevens in the 1993 mail bombing spree that killed five people and injured others. Stevens faces trial March 6. prosecutors say he sought vengeance against the girlfriend’s family, who were targeted in the December 28, 1993 attack.
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Foster nomination tests GOP unity on abortion politics
Senators clash over Dr Henry Foster as surgeon general nominee with disputes over abortions, White House candor, and potential impact on GOP agenda. Dole, Gramm, Specter, Alexander and Quayle navigate a divisive issue amid campaign priorities and unity concerns.
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Quake Kills 31 as Pereira Bears Brunt of Colombia Strikes
A 6.5 magnitude quake rocked western Colombia killing at least 31, with Pereira city hit hardest. Rescue teams gashed debris with hoses for oxygen and anesthesia, while civilians aided amid curfews and hospital crowds.
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