Simpson Jealous Husband Is Named by Family in TV Interviews
In interviews for ABC programs 20 20 and PrimeTime Live relatives of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman describe O J Simpson as insanely jealous and possessive. Goldmans relatives recall their son’s shocking death while DNA tests reportedly link Simpson to blood at the crime scene. Defense discussions reportedly consider calling Simpson’s children to testify as court hearings proceed.
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Chavis Says Firing Stemmed From NAACP Midstream Clash
Washington AP report outlines Benjamin Chavis arguing his ouster as NAACP executive director hinged on a dispute over direction. He claims he pushed to broaden membership and move toward a more cutting edge, midstream stance while board leaders blamed a pattern of conduct and a Mary Stansel sex suit settlement.
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Space shuttle recovers Spartan satellite from sun orbit
Discovery astronauts guided within 35 feet of the sun satellite Spartan and retrieved the 2,800 pound boxy craft with the Remote Manipulator System. Commander Richards announced the recovery and the team later sealed Spartan in the cargo bay after a delayed lock due to radar issues.
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Barry Secures Democrats Backing In DC Mayoral Campaign
The national Democratic party endorsed Marion Barry after his Democratic primary victory over Sharon Pratt Kelly and John Ray. Independent City Councilman William Lightfoot withdrew, saying he would not run against Barry to avoid partisan politics, and DNC Chair David Wilhelm praised the win.
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Wilder abandons Virginia Senate bid
Former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder ends his independent campaign for U S Senate in Virginia. His withdrawal aims to unify Democrats behind Sen. Charles Robb against Republican Oliver North. Wilder cites polls and fundraising concerns, noting he will remain a Democrat.
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Starburst flare puzzles astronomers on Zeta Orionis
Washington AP reports that Zeta Orionis produced a rare X ray burst on a normally steady star. German researchers note the event in Science, marking the first flare observed on a hot young star and offering clues about stellar winds and galactic gas shock waves.
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