Four shot at L A facility. four victims in dispute
Four people were shot at a Los Angeles city facility and are victims in an investigation of murder. The suspect, held without bail, entered the scene during a morning dispute, police said. Woods and the four victims worked in the General Services Department communications division, per the department's general manager.
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John Dunkin
Woods
Behemoth General Services Department
Randall Bacon
Regents set to decide on affirmative action clash
UC regents prepare for a pivotal vote on affirmative action amid protests and speeches. Pete Wilson and Jesse Jackson lead opposing camps as students flood the scene, with Connerly urging to drop race as a factor in admissions and hiring by set deadlines. The outcome could shape national debates on race and policy.
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San Francisco
R’s
University of California
UC Board of Regents
Uc-Riverside
Terry Wooten
Pete Wilson
Amos Brown
Regents
Regents’ Board
Ward Connerly
Connerly
Cecil Williams
Bloody socks in OJ Simpson trial spotlight
Jurors heard that bloodstained socks found near OJs bed may explain the defense claim of a conspiracy to frame Simpson. Police photographer said the socks were not on a videotape shot the day after the murders, and timing discrepancies raised by prosecutors threaten the coherence of the state’s timeline.
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Los Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
Willie Ford
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Ford
Johnnie Cochran Jr
Ms Simpson
Peter Arenella
Smith ex-boyfriend letter says he did not want children
Union, S C AP jurors heard a letter from Tom Findlay to Susan Smith in which he stated he did not want children, a factor prosecutors cite as motivating the murders of her two sons. He praised her as intelligent and loving but said a relationship was impossible due to his childless stance. The letter, dated Oct 17, was read amid Findlay's court testimony, where he also described Smith as caring and kind.
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Susan
Ms. Smith
Findlay
Second safe area falls sparks refugee exodus fears
Bosnian Serbs claimed control of the second UN safe area Zepa prompting fears of massacres and ethnic cleansing. Reports conflicted over the town's fall with officials citing evacuation talks and U N supervision demands. Sixty buses ferried refugees toward safety amid warnings of mass abuses and planned prisoner exchanges.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Zepa
United Nations
Alija Hzetbegovic
Alexander Ivanko
Srebrenica
Essai
Kladanj
Ivanko
U.N
Bosnia
Gorazde
Jovan Zametica
Zametica
Associated Press
Ratko Mladic
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