OJ Simpson autograph show set for Atlantic City
AP reports OJ Simpson will sign photos and memorabilia at a Feb 24 event in Atlantic City at the Convention Center. The Football Spectacular 4 aims to feature signed Bronco chase photos and courtroom scenes with Simpson paid a flat fee. venue contract not finalized by press time.
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Udderly creative truck art in Brookville Pa
Bruce Sykes an art teacher at Clarion Limestone High School transformed a 7 year old Mazda pickup into a cow themed mural en route to a playful statement on creativity in Brookville Pennsylvania The vehicle features a black and white paint job horns mounted on the roof udders shaped mudflaps and a yarn tail with a license plate reading MOCART
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Mother freed after seven years in jail over missing son
Jacqueline Bouknight walked free after seven years in jail for refusing to disclose her son's whereabouts. The boy, identified only as Maurice M and now nine, was removed at six months for fractures and a body cast. A judge warned he may be dead while the mother vows to locate him and contest a contact ban.
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Sarajevo bridge crossing signals hope for peace
Eight Sarajevans cross the Brotherhood and Unity bridge linking the city’s divided sides under UN watch as Balkan leaders meet near Dayton Ohio to press U S brokered peace talks. Civilians stress desire for family communication and an end to the four year war.
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Parizeau to resign as Quebec premier after referendum defeat
Quebec Premier Jacques Parizeau announced he will resign after the secession referendum loss. He apologized for blaming non-French immigrants and said his Parti Quebecois will choose new leadership to pursue independence. He defended the separatist cause despite a narrow defeat of 50.6 to 49.4 percent.
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Clinton and GOP brief loan talks amid budget impasse
Clinton and Republicans plan White House talks on extending borrowing authority as a broader budget clash remains unresolved. GOP leaders push for a final balancing bill by mid November with $245 billion in tax cuts. Clinton threatens a veto over spending and tax reductions.
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