Neighbors Testimony Undercuts Simpson Homeclaim
Witness Charles Cale testified he did not see Simpson’s white Ford Bronco outside his estate between 9:30 and 9:45 p.m. on June 12, challenging defense memory doubts. Prosecutors say the Bronco trip to Nicole Brown Simpson’s condo occurred as late as 10:15 p.m. during the slayings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
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Los Angeles
Q.J. Simpson
Simpson
Charles Cale
Cale
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Chrysler UAW tentative deal ends nine hour strike in Indiana
In KOKOMO Indiana Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative agreement nine hours after 5700 workers walked off the job at Chrysler automatic transmission plant. Workers returned to night shift as the pact was reached around 7 p.m. Meanwhile 3500 GM workers at Pontiac East plant in Michigan remained on strike affecting full size pickup production.
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Kokomo
Ind
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Alan Miller
General Motors Corp
Michigan
Pontiac East
Dana-Farber initiates discipline after chemotherapy overdose
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute began corrective proceedings against two physicians and a pharmacist over chemotherapy overdoses that harmed two breast cancer patients and caused one death. Names and charges are withheld. All three are suspended pending outcome, with potential wider reviews as investigators probe missed detection and the overdoses. Betsy A. Lehman, 39, a Boston Globe health columnist, died. The other patient, 32, remains at Beth Israel Hospital with serious heart damage.
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Boston
Dana- Farber Cancer Institute
David M. Livingston
Livingston
Dana-Farber
Betsy A. Lehman
Boston Globe
Beth Israel Hospital
Last Chechen urban strongholds fall to Russia
Russia says all major Chechen urban centers have fallen as Gudermes Shali and Grozny were abandoned after heavy bombardment. Fighters retreat to the Caucasus mountains to wage a guerrilla war against superior Russian forces, with up to 20000 dead and 250000 refugees reported.
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Moscow
Earthquake rattles northwestern Japan injuring tourists and residents
An earthquake of magnitude 6.0 struck off Niigata northwest of Tokyo, injuring 33 people including a 53-year-old tourist pinned by a falling historic mansion. Rescue workers freed the woman as officials described serious injuries to two others and burns and a crushed hand among additional casualties. Numerous houses and buildings were damaged across coastal areas.
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Japan
Japan Sea
Niigata Sie
Moynihan Slams GOP Contract With America as Radical
Senator Moynihan criticized the Contract with America as a radical document aimed at undermining the Constitution and breeding contempt for Congress. He warned the 10 point GOP agenda risks damaging governance and fueling public cynicism, urging voters and leaders to reject or limit terms if the contract endures.
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Washington
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
GOP
America
Congress
Republican Party
New York
Crat
House of Representatives
Moynihan
Rep
Newt Gingrich
Georgia
House
U.S
Lawmakers Hear Self Defense Stories in Gun Debate
The House Judiciary Crime Subcommittee heard eight Americans describe using firearms to defend their families. Witnesses urged repeal of the assault weapons ban and Brady Act. Clinton vowed to veto any repeal.
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Washington
House Judiciary Crime
National Rifle Association
NRA
Schumer
Clinton
Pataki Clings to Budget Stance on Stadium Aid
Governor Pataki remains opposed to state funding for stadium projects including the Syracuse North Side stadium for the Chiefs, arguing the state cannot fund such ventures amid a $5 billion deficit. Senate and Assembly push bond plans while pursuing alternatives to assist communities.
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Pirro
North Side
Syracuse Chiefs
Senate
Assembly
Syracuse
Michael Bragman
Onondaga County
Cicero Demorat
New York
Bragman
Bernard Mahoney
Assembly Chamber
Assembly Democrats
Mahoney
Assembly Republican Caucus
GOP
State Defenders Association
Aristide appeals to crowds as Clinton intervention praised
Large crowds outside the palace cheer Aristide amid Creole phrases and calls praising a Clinton led intervention that toppled a brutal regime. Some praise Clinton as king for life while others accuse U S meddling and oppose timing of elections in November as Aristide faces a term end after exile.
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Aristide
Clinton
Nordesia Abante
Ari
Life sentence urged for bomber in Rochester case
Prosecutors asked for a life sentence for Earl Figley in a Rochester and Buffalo area bombing case. They described Figley as the mastermind with former science teacher Stevens claiming a master servant dynamic. Defendant Easton countered that Figley acted alone and was intelligent and conniving.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Kemp
Stevens
Figley
Kentucky
Earl Figley
Frank Sherman
William Easton Jr
Easton
Bomns
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