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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1994
Page
5
Meghan Collins a television news reporter uncovers a murderer while spotting her look alike in a young dead woman. Driven by curiosity she navigates treachery involving strangers friends her father and colleagues as she helps solve the crime and confronts genetic and family loyalty fears.
Simpson's attorney says a police detective may have planted a bloody glove but race will not be an issue in the defense. Robert Shapiro says credibility of witnesses is the focus as Fuhrman faces questions about past statements and a disability pension suit.
ABC may move Home Improvement into the 9 pm Tuesday slot and shift Roseanne to 9 pm Wednesday, Ted Harbert said at a TV Critics Association meeting. He noted Roseanne remains strong but is aging into its seventh year while Home Improvement heads into its fourth.
Indianapolis Star reports VA workers altered or destroyed veterans case files to deny compensation, aiming to cut backlog. Two Board of Veterans Appeals reviewers suspected. one resigned, one suspended. DOJ criminal probe ongoing. VA secretary condemns tampering. Number of affected files not disclosed.
Readable sections show Abby McNish as ship champion with Blues and Whites in multiple classes. Donna Krueger dominates Pre Novice and Novice divisions. Andrea Denniston earns Red in several events. Horse show events list top blue ribbons for Angela Teter, Jami Anderson, Christina Hollon and others across halter, pony, riding and showmanship categories with numerous seniors and juniors earning blues, purples, reds, and whites.
A Kansas City group led by Dr. Sharon Lee plans to buy a nursing home this month and run it as a nonprofit for AIDS patients. The Hope Care Center would house 12 to 16 patients in an unoccupied facility in south Kansas City, with about $100,000 raised and an open house scheduled. Lee says it offers a recuperative, peaceful place for patients.
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