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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1994
Page
5
In Gaza City 300 Hamas members were arrested by PLO police as Israel warns of freezes on peace talks over a kidnapped soldier. The crackdown involved 9,000 PLO officers and marks a sharp escalation with Hamas, which accuses the PLO of doing Israel’s bidding.
A national ABC News survey finds 47 percent would vote for the Republican House candidate and 44 percent for the Democrat, with a near margin of error. The results echo a long-standing trend in congressional preference and precede the November elections.
In Inverness Florida a male nurse Bruce Alan Young 45 is charged with sexual battery in five cases dating to last December involving sedated women in the Citrus Memorial Hospital recovery room. Authorities say the same method of prolonging sedation was used and more charges may follow as victims seek records and law suits allege negligent supervision and security failures.
About 85 potential jurors appeared in Los Angeles Superior Court, all aware of the June 12 knife killings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Judge Lance Ito cautioned against jurors who are hermits and urged open minds amid widespread publicity and varied views on domestic violence and media coverage.
In Kingstree South Carolina a Confederate monument sparked a search for a Yankee statue. York Maine resident Rick Souza questioned if a Union soldier might stand in Ki town square. The Kil statue may date to 1910 and was moved in the late 1950s.
A Times Mirror Center poll finds Americans more focused on Haiti, Iraq, and Congress than the O J Simpson murder trial. Only 25 percent follow the case very closely, down from 48 percent in June. 53 percent know Simpson could face life if convicted.
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