Simpson case faces death penalty decision and mental state questions
NBC Today coverage frames the case as a genuine tragedy while prosecutors weigh the death penalty. Experts note Simpson's mental state and televised flight may shape the defense, as popularity and public opinion could influence jurors in a high profile murder trial.
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Antietam Cannon Armament Described by Mr Hines
An analysis explains the heaviest weapons at Antietam, weighing about 1 750 pounds and firing projectiles from six to 20 pounds. A solid iron ball could kill 12 men by passing through. Canister shot released 27 iron balls like a giant shotgun. Shell and case shells blasted iron chunks or balls, with case exploding in multiple directions and longer range for the smaller balls.
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Mr. Hines
Tutu calls for all African peace keeping force
Nobel Peace Prize winner Arch bishop Desmond Tutu urged an all African peacekeeping force to end Rwanda bloodshed. He argued French troops would fail without local trust and urged Western nations to fund and support African-led efforts during Rwanda's civil war. He noted about 200000 deaths, mainly civilians, and cited distrust of France and Belgium in the region.
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Rwanda
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Lightning Turns Power On, TV Glitches for Local Family
Mr Nicholson recalls a loud blast and a nearby lightning strike that hit his house. His daughters were playing Monopoly online when the TV turned purple and a light bulb blew. a VHS player also stopped working. Humidity is easing from 60 percent to about 50, with cooler temperatures expected. Weather may bring a 30 percent thunderstorm chance Tuesday, and heat returns Wednesday aided by possible storms.
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Heat waves idle Solarex drill as fire crews battle heat
Solarex scene features a wedge shaped cordon and decontamination area with kiddie pools and hoses. Emergency crews rotate in and out amid 100 degree heat and gear that traps body heat, while an airboat and storm cooling efforts aid operations. Firefighters operate from a commandeered Gettysburg Insurance post.
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Gettysburg Insurance Services
Kathaleen Strong
Linden Grove Manor
Carter Backs Off Escalation in Korean Crisis Talks
Carter said Kim Il Sung wants to end the crisis, while critics warn tensions will persist for weeks. Officials cited a freeze on the nuclear program, inspectors, talks, and a light water reactor proposal as conditions for renewed dialogue. Skepticism remained high amid troop level debates and a demilitarized zone accord. Separately, Long Island Rail Road workers settled a two day strike, averting rush hour chaos, with wage offers discussed.
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New York
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