Ito recesses trial until Monday in Simpson case
Los Angeles prosecutors accuse defense of deceiving jurors with late witness lists and biased openings. Judge Lance Ito recesses trial to Monday as debate over a 30 day continuance and sanctions looms.
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Crane topples onto school killing six in Toul France
A construction crane toppled onto a private high school in Toul near Paris, killing six students aged 17 to 18 and injuring four others, including the crane operator. High winds were blamed as the crane collapsed onto the classroom area during afternoon classes. Local authorities feared more victims could be trapped.
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France
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Madere
Toul
Paris
Amtrak Chief Errs on North Dakota Gaffe
Amtrak President Thomas Downs fumbled his Senate debut by apologizing for lack of rail passenger service in North Dakota, prompting a corrected remark from Sen. Larry Pressler of South Dakota and a lighthearted exchange about the misspoken state.
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Senate
Thomas M. Downs
Larry Pressler
R-S.d
Senate Committee On Commerce, Science and Transportation
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North Dakota
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NRA and Gingrich postpone assault weapons repeal bid
The NRA and House Speaker Newt Gingrich reached a deal to delay a vote on repealing the assault style weapons ban until near the end of the Contract With America. hearings will begin in February to air pro gun views while the administration warns of a presidential veto. NRA chief Tanya Metaksa cited Gingrich promising a standalone vote later, with Clinton and Reno opposing repeal.
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White House
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New Republican Congress
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Mr. Gingrich
R-Ga
America
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Glendening seeks emissions compromise to ease test fight
Maryland officials press a plan to keep expanded vehicle emissions testing but drop the dynamometer requirement. Senate leader Walter Baker says full testing would apply to state cars, with volunteers allowed for the full test, and possible June 1, 1996 implementation delay. House aide Ronald Guns notes talks on cutting costs and repair charges. The governor could announce next week as lawmakers debate delaying and altering the program.
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Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
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Senate
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House
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