Witnesses test with dog sounds in Simpson murder trial
In Brentwood on June 12 1994 auto detailer Robert Heidstra recalls hearing an Akita and a small black dog barking as a man shouted. The testimony aimed to contradict the prosecution timing of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman and to support the defense theory that Simpson could not have killed them.
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Brentwood
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ms. Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Q.J. Simpson
Heidstra
Simpson
Brian
Kate” Kaelin
Chicago
Robert Shapiro
Clinton normalizes Vietnam relations
President Clinton announced the normalization of U S relations with Vietnam two decades after the war. He called it a time to heal and build while facing boycott from the American Legion and POW MIA groups who dispute Hanoi's progress. Key Republican leaders and many presidential hopefuls also oppose the move.
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Washington
U.S
Clinton
Vietnam
White House
American Legion
Hanoi
First Chicago NBD merger creates largest U.S. banking tie
First Chicago Corp and NBD Bancorp Inc plan a 6.25 billion stock merger to form First Chicago NBD Corp, with about 120 billion in assets and top market shares in Illinois Michigan and Indiana. Closure expected early 1996 pending regulatory and shareholder approvals. A separate report notes a kidnapping and rape on a Greyhound bus from Charlotte to Georgetown and North Charleston.
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First Chicago Corp
NBD Bancorp Inc
U.S
First Chicago Nbd Corp
First Ace
NBC
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Charleston
S.C
Georgia
Charlotte
N.C
Samuel Rodriguez
New York
Rodriguez
Georgetown
Greyhound
North Charleston
Panel split on lead paint safety incentives plan
Washington AP panel urges states and cities to set basic rentals standards for lead based paint with incentives to landlords including liability protection. Four members dissent saying the report favors landlords lenders and insurers while promoting financial carrots over regulation.
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Washington
Congress
Four executives charged with murder over Seoul mall collapse
Families of missing victims demand upgrade of negligence charges after the June 29 Sampoong Department Store disaster in Seoul. The five story wing collapsed, killing at least 237 with about 200 still unaccounted for. A 19 year old woman rescued earlier remained in good health as rescuers pressed on through the rubble.
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Seoul
South Korea
Lee Hong-koo
Cho Sun
Sampoong
Fall of Srebrenica Triggers UN Peacekeeping Crisis
Bosnian Serb forces overran the Srebrenica safe area and shelled nearby Zepa, threatening a humanitarian catastrophe as NATO air power wanes. About 30,000 refugees and 400 Dutch peacekeepers crowd a rickety UN compound, food scarce and aid limited. UN spokesman warns of a bleak outlook for the 23,000-strong mission amid the largest UN failure in Bosnia to date.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.N
NATO
Srebrenica
Rida Ettarashany
Zagreb
Croatia
Zepa
Alexander Ivanko
United Nations
Bosnia
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Athens
Greece
Defense Ministry
Radovan Karadzic
Jury pool narrows as Smith death penalty debate continues
Five prospective jurors could not vote for execution and another cited trauma from a brother's drowning as questioning resumes. Two jurors seated, 92 remain. seating a 12 member jury and six alternates could take up to two weeks. Smith, 23, faces two murder counts for her drowned sons Michael and Alex. Prosecutors seek death. judge finds her competent despite concerns.
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Ms Smith
Michael
Alex
William Howard
Donald Morgan
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