Interview Nixed O J Simpson NBC Date Line Appearance
O J Simpson canceled his NBC Date Line interview citing legal risk and belief he was being set up. NBC sought hard questions from Brokaw and Couric, but defense lawyer Johnnie Cochran urged him to withdraw twelve hours before air. Simpson said he may meet battered women to discuss relationships.
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U S brokered truce arrives to halt Bosnia fighting
In Sarajevo gunfire echoed as a 60 day U S brokered cease fire took effect ending years of ethnic war. NATO outlined a force idea up to 25 000 troops to police the settlement while U N Secretary General urged full compliance and a Paris peace conference was planned.
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Carter guard held on rape charges in Albany
Keith Larsen a 41 year old Secret Service agent, guarding former President Carter, surrendered and was jailed without bail on rape charges after allegedly attacking a 31 year old woman. Larsen has 11 years of service and was assigned to Carter’s Plains detail.
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GOP Medicare overhaul moves to House floor after committee votes
The GOP proposal to overhaul Medicare clears Ways and Means and Commerce on party line votes to cut about 276 billion over seven years and create private Medicare Plus plans. Democrats cry foul over deeper cuts, while Republicans urge faster reform as President Clinton threatens a veto.
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Computer chip in eye aims to restore vision in blind
Researchers develop a featherweight retinal chip powered by solar cells and an invisible laser. The device sits on the retina to send visual signals to the brain, inspired by cochlear implant success. Developers include Dr. Joseph Rizzo of Harvard Medical School and MIT’s John Wyatt.
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