Suppressing evidence won't halt Simpson murder case
Los Angeles AP reports prosecutors can build a murder case against O J Simpson without the bloody evidence seized from his property and Ford Bronco. They would rely more on genetic testing, crime scene clues, and expert testimony while unresolved suppression motions loom over 34 items.
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Los Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Ford Branco
Raeder
Mr. Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Lyle Goldman
Ms. Raeder
Robert Shapiro
Kathleen Kennedy-Powell
Mr. Shapiro
Simpson
Mr Simpson
Marc Kadish
Chicago- Kent College of Law
Mrr
Kadish
Mr. Kadish
Peter Arenella
The
Unversity of California
Kassebaum's Ambition Could Reshape Kansas Politics
Washington reports Sen. Nancy Kassebaum weighs leaving the Senate to become chancellor of the University of Kansas. Her possible departure could affect Kansas political races, including the governor’s race, Dole’s Senate plans, and succession dynamics in both state and national arenas.
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Washington
Senate
Bob Dole
GOP
Kansas
Nancy Kassebaum
University of Kansas
House
Kassebaum
Gene Budig
Budig
Ms. Kassebaum
David Boren
Oklahoma
Boren
University of Oklahoma
Dole
Dele
Jim Slattery
Pat Roberts
Dan Glickman
Roberts
U.S. Senate
Capitol Hill
Glickman
House Intelligence Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Mr. Slattery
Mr. Dole
Wildfires make Fourth of July extra hot
Hundreds of firefighters battled heat and fires across nine states as two Southern California blazes threatened about 1,000 homes. A lightning sparked weeklong flare in the San Jacinto Mountains burned 14,500 acres and forced evacuations, while other fires in Lake Arrowhead, Roosevelt National Forest, and multiple Western states added to the dangerous conditions with winds over 100 degrees and dozens of injuries.
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California
U.S. Forest Service
Marge Dougherty
San Jacinto Mountains
Desert
Palm Springs
Lake Arrowhead
San Bernardino Mountains
Colorado
Roosevelt National Forest
Utah
New Mexico
Montana
Lear Plains
Miles City
Washington
Dryden
Nevada
Arizona
NTSB Close-Up Tour After USAir 1016 DC-9 Crash
NTSB investigators inspect the crash site of USAir Flight 1016 near Charlotte Douglas International Airport. A DC-9 slammed into poles and trees during a thunderstorm, killing 37 of 57 aboard. The black box was recovered and wind shear was noted as a factor. Pilot and co-pilot released from hospital. interviews planned.
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Charlotte
N.C
National Transportation Safety Board
Shery Torrence
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Frederick Netts
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Skip Lawrence
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Great Frederick Fairgrounds
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Point
Wyoming
Stotewide
Geoffrey Beene
Hart
KINGS
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Ayr McLee
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