Uncomfortable A C tests against O J in suit
Al Cowlings, hesitant witness, faced photographs of Nicole Brown Simpson to challenge O J Simpson’s testimony. Plaintiffs call eight witnesses to undermine Simpson's statements as they push for damages in the wrongful death case.
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World Digest Judges Join Yugo Discord Belgrade
Anti-government protests in Belgrade continue as 90 judges demand re examination of annulled Nov 17 elections. About 25,000 students marched for an independent radio station silenced by authorities, signaling broad opposition to Slobodan Milosevic. Morning rallies precede larger afternoon demonstrations.
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Guatemalan Rebels and Government Sign Cease Fire in Oslo
In Oslo city hall the Guatemalan government and rebel leaders signed a permanent cease-fire ending a 36 year civil conflict that left about 140000 dead. The ceremony, part of a series of accords in Europe, aims toward a final peace pact in Guatemala City on December 29.
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Court OKs new constitution in South Africa
The Constitutional Court approved a new 150 page constitution that guarantees equal rights, outlaws capital punishment, and protects gay rights. President Mandela is set to sign into law around December 10, with the ANC hailing the charter as a symbol of a new democracy for all races and genders.
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Mother Teresa Shows Signs of Improvement in Calcutta
Mother Teresa, 86, remained ill in Calcutta at the B M Birla Research Center. Doctors said weeks of hospitalization won’t restore travel plans. She appeared cheerful as oxygen and IV lines were removed, with a therapist planning a brief walk. Medical notes cited heart blockage angioplasty but warned ongoing lung and kidney issues persist due to prior heart problems.
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Man in tux seeks Miss Australia title
Brad Rodgers becomes the first man to qualify for the Miss Australia finals, after raising 78000 for charity and attending the state competition in a tuxedo. He hopes to be the first of many men to compete, stressing no political statement, just participation.
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