FBI links Simpson to hair on Goldman shirt
FBI hair expert Douglas Deedrick testified a hair fragment resembling O J Simpson was found on Ronald Goldman s bloody shirt and could only have arrived through physical contact The testimony reinforced the prosecution s circumstantial case while denying wind dispersal as a source The report also noted hairs matching Simpson on items near the crime site and inside his vehicle
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Los Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Ronald Goldman
FBI
Douglas Deedrick
Simpson
Goldman
Nicole Brown Simpson
Deedrick
Weondo
Loyola University Law
Laurie Levenson
29 Survivors Found In Korea Department Store Collapse
Rescuers reach 24 people in the third basement of Sampoong Department Store as the toll rises with 113 killed and about 240 missing after the five story complex collapsed trapping workers and shoppers. Oxygen and food are sent via pipe while teams work through debris.
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Seoul
South Korea
Sampoong
Choi Jung-yul
Kbs-Tv
Choi
Frank Bakes
Gradell
N.J
Roh Sung-eun
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Roh
Kim Sung-hwan
Kim
Roh Jong-sang
Hong Sung-tae
Hong
U.S
Kohl objects to memorial design for Holocaust site
In Berlin Chancellor Kohl opposed the proposed Berlin memorial design by Christine Jackob-Marks, despite earlier government agreement and a stone plaque plan listing Nazi victims. The dispute sparks Berlin officials' concerns about the project’s direction and location.
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Berlin
Helmut Kohl
Germany
Drifter Stafford Executed After Final Innocence Claim
Roger Dale Stafford, a 43 year old drifter, was put to death at 12 30 a m at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary after 154 years on death row. He proclaimed his innocence in a final statement pleading for exoneration and justice. He closed his eyes at 12 24 a m and whispered Oh God before lethal drugs were administered.
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Mcalester
Okla
Roger Dale Stafford
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Stafford
TV cameras barred at Susan Smith trial in Union S C
A circuit judge banned TV cameras and microphones from the Susan Smith murder trial after defense lawyers warned of a media circus. Judge William Howard reversed February approval, saying televised proceedings could overdramatize the case and intimidate local witnesses.
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Howard
No confidence vote fails in Moscow amid Yeltsin crisis
Russia's State Duma rejected a second no confidence motion in President Yeltsin's government by 193 to 116, short of the 226 needed. Prime Minister Chernomyrdin then withdrew a separate confidence measure, signaling a truce after Yeltsin fired three top power ministers following the Budyonnovsk hostage crisis that left 123 dead.
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Moscow
Russia
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Duma
Viktor Chernomydin
Chechnya
Budyonnovsk
Chernomyrdin
Viktor Yerin
Federal Security Service
Sergei Stepashin
Nikolai Yegorov
Party of War
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Thomas
Tampa
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District of Columbia
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Ideal
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Mgr
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Frederick
Glessner
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Patrick St
Fredenck
Cai
Mhichegs
Stephanie Emswiler
Hawaii
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Oonomore
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Vermont
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Buckeystown
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