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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1997

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3

Jury orders ABC to pay Food Lion over five million

A Greensboro jury ruled ABC must pay Food Lion more than 5.5 million after undercover reporters used wigs and cameras in a 1992 PrimeTime Live expose alleging spoiled meat. The verdict also found fraud trespass and breach of loyalty, with ABC planning an appeal.

Greensboro N.C ABC Food Lion Tony Kinton Gregory Mack Bruce Sanford Washington the Messenger Sanford ABC News Roone Arledge Arledge

Simpson case lawyers make final argument

In Santa Monica Calif AP defense lawyer Robert Baker urged jurors that C J Simpson was not obsessed with his ex wife nor a stalker and had no motive to kill Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. He said plaintiffs demonize him to gain money and argued the timeline for the killings lacked sense.

Santa Monica Calif C.J. Simpson Robert Baker Baker Mr. Simpson Nicole Brown Simpson Ronald Goldman Mr. Baker Dr. Simpson Ms. Simpson

Yeltsin appears at Kremlin in health scare setback

In Moscow on Wednesday, Boris Yeltsin resurfaced at the Kremlin ending a two week absence, deflating Communist efforts to oust him over health. Viktor Iyukhin led the bid, claiming procedural errors marred the Duma vote. Communists vow to keep fighting.

Moscow Boris Yeltsin Kremlin Yeltsin Viktor Iyukhin

Flu kills at least 130 elderly in Japan

Japan's worst flu season in a decade has claimed at least 130 lives among those 65 and older. The Health and Welfare Ministry counted 92 nursing home deaths, while Kyodo News reported 130 total nationwide, mainly on Honshu with more in the cold northwest.

Tokyo Japan Honshu Health and Welfare Ministry Kyodo News Service

Farmers Dump Milk in Protests Across States

Dairy farmers from several states dumped or diverted milk Wednesday in protest of falling prices. Texas dairyman Clint Van Vleet said 250 000 to 500 000 gallons were dumped in Sulphur Springs, as organizers expected participation from Wisconsin New York Vermont Pennsylvania Missouri California Minnesota Texas and New Mexico but lacked firm counts. Darin Von Rudin of Westby Wisconsin noted farmers acted individually and did not seek established farm-group support.

Clint van Vleet Sulphur Springs Texas Texas Milk Producers Association Mr. van Vleet Wisconsin Minnesota Vermont Pennsylvania New York Missouri California New Mexico Darin von Rudin Westby Wis von Rudin

Remembrance of Roe Wade Divides Pro and Anti Abortion Groups

On the 24th anniversary of Roe v Wade protestors gathered near the White House and marched to Capitol Hill to condemn abortion clinic violence. Vice President Gore and First Lady Clinton urged ending violence while lawmakers vow to reintroduce a late term abortion ban amid security incidents near Planned Parenthood locations.

Washington Supreme Court al Gore Tulsa Atlanta Gore Hillary Rodham Clinton National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League Kenny Hulshof R-Mo Clinton Hulshof Congress

Albright Cohen win Senate OK for top posts

The Senate approved Madeleine Albright as secretary of state and William Cohen as defense secretary in a 99 to 0 vote. Clinton lauded the bipartisan confirmation as a strong signal to the world. Senator Rockefeller missed the vote while on a trade mission.

Washington Senate Clinton Madeleine Albright William Cohen Foreign Relations Committee Jesse Helms Rn.c Albright U.S United Nations Cohen Pat Roberts Jay Rockefeller D-W.va Japan

Clinton returns to campaign trail to push second term agenda

President Clinton resumes campaigning two months after his victory to build support for education welfare reform budget proposals and smaller initiatives like expanding the Family Medical Leave Act. aides say he will tour beyond Washington to influence Congress using the bully pulpit. He spoke in Northbrook Illinois advocating school testing and higher standards.

Northbrook Ill Clinton Washington White House Mike McCurry Chicago

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