Britain's uncommon cat returns to Downing Street residence
Humphrey the Downing Street cat vanished for three months and was presumed dead in reports. Staff at a military medical college recognized him and confirmed it was the familiar feline VIP. The Cabinet Office welcomed him back and he quipped about a new parliamentary session.
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Jordan
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Humphrey Appleby
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Ee Street
Prosecutor frames O J Simpson murder case as brutal road map
Los Angeles prosecutors wrap eight months of testimony with a closing that paints O J Simpson as a jealous, violent ex husband who killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Nicole left letters and bruised photos as a warning, and evidence shown included a bloody glove and a 911 call.
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Ronald Goldman
Marcia Clark
Goldman
Johnnie Cochran Jr
Barry Scheck
Clark
Cochran
Mark Fuhrman
Fuhrman
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Arnelle
Mass prosecutor shot dead in Boston amid hunt for teen killer
Police hunted a hooded teenager after Paul R. McLaughlin, 42, a state prosecutor on an anti gang task force, was shot outside a West Roxbury train station. Witnesses described a boy about 14 or 15 fleeing along the tracks as officers and recruits searched the area.
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Colombia
Massachusetts
al Sweeney
Paul R. McLaughlin
West Roxbury
McLaughlin
Paul
Scott Harshbarger
Harshbarger
Frigate refloated after facelift for 1997 centennial
The USS Constitution, oldest Navy vessel, was refloated after a two year drydock facelift in Boston. About 100 people watched as gates opened at high tide for the 1997 two century celebration. Navy paid $3.75 million for renovation. ship built in 1797 at $302,718 cost.
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Boston
Navy
Woman bullfighter makes history in Plaza Mexico crowd
Cristina Sanchez became the first woman to bullfight at Plaza Mexico, touted as the world’s largest arena, performing before about 40,000 spectators. She killed the bull Caleno, earning the traditional ear prize and praise for grace and skill.
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Cristina Sanchez
Plaza Mexico
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Caleno
Twelve Buena High cheerleaders fit in a Volkswagen bug
In Ventura California a Buena High School cheer squad of twelve crammed into a Volkswagen bug during a Friday contest. The weight pushed against the car battery terminals causing the back seat to smolder. A 16 year old junior received minor burns on the upper leg and was treated.
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Buena High School
Jim Morgan
Bosnia peace talks yield framework for elections and central government
Foreign ministers backed guidelines for Bosnia's elections and a future state government under US prompting, with Serb and Muslim Croat factions still split on central authority. Clinton called it progress toward peace, Holbrooke warned of a long road ahead as a cease-fire failed to materialize.
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Bosnia
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White House
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Haris Silajdzic
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Richard Holbrooke
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