OJ Simpson makes 911 call to girlfriend’s house
In Miami Dade, OJ Simpson, 52, called 911 from his girlfriend Christie Prody’s townhouse claiming he was trying to help a woman from a two day cocaine binge with a man named Guerrero. Police say the call aimed to get her to rehab but Simpson and Prody later contradicted the purpose.
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Nobel Prize honors Zewail for femtochemistry breakthrough
Ahmed H. Zewail, Egyptian-American chemist at Caltech, wins the Nobel Prize for chemistry for pioneering femtochemistry. His ultra-short laser flashes observe bond making and breaking in real time, a revolution in chemical reactions on femtosecond time scales.
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Cuba Enables Secret Jewish Emigration From Ashkelon to Israel
Israel confirmed 400 Cuban Jews were brought to Israel in a five year secret operation aided by Fidel Castro’s regime and Zapata’s granddaughter Margarita Zapata. The exodus involved France Canada and Spain with visas arranged through sympathetic governments. Cuban Jewish leader Jose Miller denies any secret pact.
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Pakistan army chief Musharraf fired triggers military takeovers Harbinger
Islamabad witnesses report the army surrounding the Islamabad International Airport and seizing control of state media after the surprise dismissal of Gen. Pervez Musharraf. Soldiers block government buildings and threaten Lahore access as Sharif ally Ziauddin is named to replace him. no official briefings issued.
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Nixon Testimony in Hiss Case Released
Washington AP reports 1940s Red scare era details Nixon push for Hiss indictment. 4200 pages of secret testimony reveal Nixon’s strong, skilled rhetoric and Chambers evidence about a communist spy ring, including the pumpkin papers. Chambers testified 1948 about party structure and Hiss liaison role.
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Indonesia to file UN protest over East Timor clashes
Foreign Minister Ali Alatas said Indonesia will formally complain to the United Nations over Australian led peacekeepers shooting across the border into West Timor near Motaain killing a policeman and wounding others. Gen Wiranto traveled to the site to press for a border based investigation and joint patrols with Interfet to prevent militia use of the area.
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Church funds baby for 12 year old in Scotland abortion row
The Roman Catholic Church in Scotland revealed it would pay expenses for a 12 year old English girl’s baby to prevent an abortion. Critics say the plan bribes a child while supporters call it real choice. About 93,000 British teens become pregnant each year.
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World population hits six billion says UN experts
United Nations demographers report the global population has reached six billion, doubling since 1960, with more than one billion youths aged 5 to 24 in less developed nations. The rise is fueled by low fertility growth and rising life expectancy, while reproductive health services remain a key factor for future growth.
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