Socks and gloves dominate testimony in OJ Simpson trial
Testimony centers on a bloodstain on a sock as prosecutors present the image of Nicole Brown Simpson bleeding and reaching for her attacker. Blood expert testimony and glove shrinkage debates underscore high stakes courtroom drama as defense claims police planted evidence.
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Judge Ito eyes lunar odds in OJ trial wrap by Sunday
Sky watchers weigh astronomical timing as Judge Lance Ito hints the OJ Simpson trial may not finish before Sunday August 20. A jury visit to the crime scene is planned at 10 p.m. with defense counsel forecasting extended proceedings into next week.
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House votes to curb EPA enforcement powers
The House split 210-210 to kill a move preserving full EPA enforcement of environmental laws, while 228-193 approved the overall $79.4 billion spending bill for 1996. The vote sparked a veto threat from President Clinton and goes to the Senate.
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How New York voted yes vote to continue environmental enforcement
A yes vote supports continuing government enforcement of environmental laws. Notable votes include Republicans Boehlert Forbes Gilman Houghton Kelly Lazio Quinn and several Democrats Ackerman LaFalce Maloney Nadler Rangel Schumer Serrano Slaughter Towns Velazquez all in favor or did not vote.
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Reno pins Waco deaths on Koresh in final hearings
Attorney General Janet Reno told House investigators that Branch David Koresh alone bears responsibility for the deaths of 80 followers in the 1993 siege near Waco Texas. She defended her decision to authorize tear gas and said Koresh forced the deadly end, including the children.
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Ethics Committee blocks Packwood hearings vote on Senate floor
Washington Republicans win Ethics Committee vote to avoid public hearings in the Packwood case and push toward penalty deliberations. If challenged on the Senate floor by Barbara Boxer the move could be overturned. documents, diaries, affidavits and witness statements will be released if the resolution passes.
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