Lawyers line up for O J Simpson video sales and deposition
In a California civil case over the deaths of Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson, lawyers must buy O J Simpson's videotape for 29 95 before resuming depositions set to continue February 19. Judge Alan Haber limited access until customers receive the tape. Deposition resumption is scheduled 20 days from today with a March 16 cutoff and an April 2 civil trial start.
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Giant 26 Foot Squid Caught Off New Zealand
A research ship trolling 1,400 feet deep near the Chatham Islands nets a female giant squid about 26 feet long and weighing nearly a ton. Marine scientist Steve O'Shea of NIWA notes it is among only about 20 such giants caught in the last decade.
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Truck explosion at Sri Lanka central bank kills many
A truck packed with explosives crashed into Sri Lanka's central bank triggering major fires and leaving at least 53 dead and about 500 injured. Dozens lay in the streets as rescuers struggled amid flames and helicopters. A second blast followed, gunfire rang out, and officials blamed Tamil Tiger rebels. The capital Colombo was sealed off as troops patrolled the city center.
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Managua clash as students seize Foreign Ministry building
In Managua police ousted dozens of university students who had barricaded themselves inside the Foreign Ministry with a Cabinet minister and two diplomats to seek more funding. Police reported injuries and 107 arrests with hunger strikes planned. authorities flagged kidnapping charges.
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Greeks and Turks Slow Aegean Showdown After US Brokered Breakthrough
In Athens and Ankara both Greece and Turkey withdrew from a potential clash in the Aegean after U S efforts and talks by President Clinton with Greek Premier Simitis and Turkish Prime Minister Ciller. Both sides still claim the 10 acre islet as national territory, and troop movements had earlier escalated tensions.
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McCartney opens Liverpool performing arts college with $23 million
Paul McCartney unveiled The Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts in his hometown, a $23 million college at his old high school. Classes began this month with McCartney teaching songwriting and donating over $1.5 million. The program costs $10,850 yearly for full-time students. The site will also offer courses in business, ballet and law.
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