Simpson seeks to address jury in opening statement
LOS ANGELES AP Simpson asked judge Lance Ito Monday to allow him to briefly address the jury before defense opening. He also seeks to display scars from injuries to illustrate how football injuries could have affected his ability to overpower two men and stab them. Prosecutors called the move a tactic to present testimony without cross examination. Cochran argued Simpson has right to address the jury. judge to rule today.
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Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Marcia Clark
Johnnie Cochran Jr
Angela Davis
Ms. Davis
O.J. Simpson
Cochran
Superior Court
Lance Ito
Russians shell Chechen positions near Grozny in night barrage
Russian troops pounded Grozny with heavy artillery and mortars as Chechen leader Dudayev defended the city from echo Moskva radio. He urged no more POWs released until a cease-fire is signed while Chechen resistance appeared weakened.
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Magomet Abdulgapov
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Boris Yeltsin
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March for Life Protest Walks From White House to Court
Thousands of anti abortion demonstrators march from the White House to the Supreme Court in Washington to protest the 1973 decision ordering abortion rights. Organizers lead an hourlong rally with prayers and chants as police observe the peaceful procession.
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Washington
White House
Supreme Court
March
Nellie Gray
March For Life Inc
Reno Sues Three States Over Voter Registration Law
Washington AP Janet Reno sues California Illinois and Pennsylvania to enforce the 1993 National Voter Registration Act. Justice officials delay action against South Carolina and Michigan to allow more time for compliance discussions. The act requires voter registration via driver licensing, mail and state social service offices.
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Janet Reno
California
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Justice
South Carolina
Michigan
Deval Patrick
Internet break ins threaten global computer network safety
Authorities warn intruders have learned to penetrate Internet linked barriers and hijack computer systems. Millions of machines are vulnerable to theft and eavesdropping by attackers who gain root access and masquerade as authorized users, per the Computer Emergency Response Team.
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New York
Israelis rally after deadly bus shelter bombing
At a bombed out bus shelter near Netanya candles mark a double blast that killed 19 soldiers and civilians. Palestinians claim responsibility for a death by own action attack as Israelis mourn, protest Rabin policy, and a San Diego group lays flowers at the scene. Prime Minister Rabin addressed the nation amid growing anti peace sentiment.
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Yona Tsanani
Kfar Saba
Netanya
Ali
Tal Hanan
Moshav Yanov
San Diego
Yitzhak Rabin
Eli Dadon
Gaza Strip
Dadon
Rabin
Kobe Declares Disaster Zone After Deadly Quake
Kobe moves to disaster zone status as Cabinet pledges effort to rebuild after the January 17 quake that killed over 5,000. Opposition attacks government response, while Finance Ministry announces tax relief for victims and aftershocks jolt the city.
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Japan
Tomiichi Murayama
Akira Kuroyanagi
Murayama
Finance Ministry
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