Prosecutors portray Simpson as abusive before Nicole case
Prosecutors in O J Simpson's murder trial allege for the first time that he beat his first wife Marguerite Thomas two decades ago and that police once took her to a hotel after a domestic violence call. The filings seek to compel her testimony while noting Simpson spoke of being framed and wanting to die the day he was to surrender.
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O.J. Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Marguerite Simpson Thomas
Ms. Simpson
Thomas
Simpson
Simpson House
Holiday Inn
Terry G. Schauer
O.J
California
Johnnie Cochran Jr
Robert Shapiro
F. Lee Bailey
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O J
Los Angeles Times
Mr. Shapiro
Mr. Bailey
Officer Davis facing postponed charges in domestic case
A private chambers meeting with Frederick Circuit Court Judge G Edward Dwyer Jr. led to postponement of domestic related charges against Private Davis. Allegations include threatening Ms Poole, holding her underwater, gunpoint incidents, undercover misconduct, failure to report changed phone numbers, and improper distribution of police communications. Authorities cite surveillance video and department bulletins in CDS matters.
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Anne Rollins
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Dorothy Knott
Ms. Knott
Hagerstown
John Hanson
Maryland
MSPAP tests studied show cautious early trend views
MSPAP results for third and eighth graders were presented after a news conference. Superintendent Daniel Gadra and curriculum specialist Dr Bonnie Ward explained that two years of data are insufficient to judge school level trends. Students demonstrated reasoning by planning a zoo and calculating perimeters and fencing costs, while eighth graders analyzed birth month data. Parents may request reports by contacting the testing or communications offices.
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Gadra
Bonnie Ward
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Maryland
Lawmakers weighing changes to Bartlett test program
The legislature considers bills to modify or end the Bartlett program while facing a $98 million contract with a Tennessee firm. House Speaker Casper Taylor Jr. and others weigh legal risk and public anger as co sponsors grow, with many lawmakers reacting to sentiment. Senator Tim Ferguson voiced defiance, saying constituents want accountability and that he won’t be blamed.
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Casper Taylor Jr
Taylor
Tennessee
Tim Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
State Motor Vehicle Administration
Tuberculosis crisis warning from researchers in JAMA
Researchers warn the global tuberculosis crisis remains severe with up to 90 million people at risk this decade and 30 million potential deaths if efforts do not intensify. The study notes factors such as displacement famine war and AIDS association driving spread and emphasizes supervised treatment and broader testing.
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American Medical Association
World Health Organization
Mario C. Raviglione
Switzerland
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Western Pacific
Southeast Asia
Ministries of Health
WHO
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Inauguration Ends With Afternoon Parade and Open Reception
An afternoon parade precedes the state house handshake with inaugural guests. The inauguration concludes Saturday with a 1 to 4 p.m. reception at the governor mansion. Mr. Andrus notes the event is open to all and designed as a family gathering with entertainment and refreshments.
Homeowners Association Faces Proxy Crisis and Legal Move
Plaintiffs seek court action after 124 proxies invalidated at the December 17 meeting. They claim an explanation remains unavailable despite member requests. Attorney Van Grack has resigned. Eileen Basaman now represents the association and did not return several calls Tuesday. The motion requests Judge Rollins appoint a trustee to restart the election process and redistribute proxy ballots, and to limit the board’s power to day to day operations until a new board is elected.
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Association
Eileen Basaman
Road transfer dispute over accepted roads questioned
Mr Gray voiced astonishment at Ms Kearney’s shift in stance when roads were brought for acceptance at a December commissioners meeting. He recalled prior agreement at the November meeting that there was no problem in handing over the roads and urged that the roads be accepted.
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Kobe Aftershock Crisis Strains City as Death Toll Rises
The Kobe quake leaves hundreds of thousands homeless and without water or power. National police report 2,872 dead, 14,572 injured, and nearly 900 missing as aftershocks continue. Rescue teams mobilize with 2,000 soldiers and about 50 aircraft, while officials announce a $1 billion relief fund.
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Los Angeles
Venn Lynn Wong
Kobe
Satoko Kawase
Suma
Japan Times
Awaji
Enzo Yamaguchi
National Land Agency
Kiyoshi Ozawa
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