Jury seated for O J Simpson road rage trial
A jury of eight was seated behind closed doors in Miami for the O J Simpson road rage case. Jurors were chosen from 110 candidates over six days with defense attorney Yale Glanter saying Simpson had input into selecting the panel.
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Fire at Queens furniture factory injures two firefighters
A blaze at Gothic Cabinet Craft in Queens, New York, raged for over 10 hours starting 1:30 a.m. and caused minor injuries to two firefighters, the Fire Department said. The fire was visible from Manhattan as crews battled the flames.
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Jay-Z Pleads Guilty to Misdemeanor Assault
Grammy winner Jay-Z real name Shawn Carter pleads guilty to misdemeanor assault for stabbing record producer Lance Rivera during a December 1 1999 nightclub confrontation. He receives three years probation after the court settlement in New York.
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Brothers' murder charges dropped in 1991 boy disappearance
In Lincoln County Missouri authorities dismissed murder charges against two brothers over the 1991 disappearance of 11 year old Arlin Henderson after their key witness Joshua Spangler pleaded guilty to killing the boy and was charged with perjury. A Texas probation officer Tonya Clemons from Arlington shot her stepson in a park then pistol whipped the boy's older brother and faces attempted capital murder charges with a $100000 bond.
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Emmy Awards Rescheduled to November at Shubert Theatre
The Emmys return after two delays from the terrorist attacks, set for November 4 at the Shubert Theatre in Los Angeles with Ellen DeGeneres as host. No New York satellite studio, unity dinner planned, and Gary Smith named producer. The event remains costly and may conflict with the World Series.
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Heavier Birds Migrate More Efficiently In Flight Study
European scientists report that heavier birds fly with less energy cost than expected. In a Lund University led study, red knot wading birds doubled their mass before their 3100 mile migrations, challenging aerodynamics theory. A separate Nature study shows pelicans flying in V formations cut heart rates, saving energy and illustrating coordinated flight benefits.
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University of Leeds
Divers recover Ehime Maru victim in Honolulu wreck
Navy divers entered the Ehime Maru wreck and recovered the body of one victim among nine who died when the Japanese fishing boat was sunk by a surfacing U.S. submarine. The operation was to continue with clearing fishing line and debris as the search is expected to last about a month.
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