OJ Simpson plaintiffs near end of wrongful death case
Plaintiffs in OJ Simpson's wrongful death suit move to finish with emotional testimony from Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman relatives. Evidence includes DNA numbers and depositional testimony, while Judge Fujisaki limits hot-line evidence and questions about a lie detector.
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Christians Seek End Of Death By Personal Action Plan
A Rhode Island man with Lou Gehrig's disease plans to end his life by a self-administered overdose and has drawn both sympathy and intervention from Christians nationwide. Earley, 47, says he may act within weeks as the incurable disease robs his voice. Supporters sent prayers, a Bible, rosary, and offers to attend a Florida revival, while critics urge broader readings and caution. Authorities note his choice follows a Sept announcement and slower disease progression.
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Selena pantsuit added to Smithsonian traveling exhibit
The purple pantsuit worn by Selena at an Astrodome show will join the Smithsonian Institution's America's Smithsonian exhibit touring Houston. The costume will not be publicly displayed until a December 13 event for Hispanic Chamber of Commerce members and guests. Selena Quintanilla Perez, a Grammy winner, was killed March 31, 1995, in Corpus Christi.
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Clinton book bombs at bookstores in Washington AP
Clinton faced poor sales as bookstores returned more than 14,500 unsold copies of Between Hope and History to Rahidom House this week. The publisher anticipates 250,000 to 350,000 more copies to be sent back before Inauguration Day as the Washington Post reports. The 178 page work, issued after nearly 500,000 copies were printed, distills Clinton's speeches from 1995 and early 1996.
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