Prosecution Disputes Expert On Simpson Killings
In Los Angeles, prosecutors challenged an expert witness who testified the two victims fought hard before dying. Deputy D.A. Brian Kelberg pressed the prosecution’s timeline as Baden, a former New York City medical examiner, questioned whether Nicole Brown Simpson was conscious during the fatal slashes and whether a single knife could explain both murders.
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Packwood accused of intimidating sexual misconduct accuser
Sen. Barbara Boxer criticized Sen. Bob Packwood for naming the accuser and challenging her story as an intimidation attempt. Packwood said he read the deposition to Ethics Committee staff and would present his side to the panel, while the woman who alleged misconduct was a minor at the time.
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Storm slams Tucson with deadly floods and stranded motorists
A Tucson storm gusting to 76 mph dumped hail and over three inches of rain during the afternoon rush hour. Flash floods killed at least one person, swept a woman into a canyon, and left several motorists stranded as bystanders helped a driver to safety. The storm, spawned by Hurricane Flossie, struck amid high winds and rising waters.
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Iraqi arms chief defect not herald of regime fall
Amman reports caution that Lt Gen Hussein Karnet defect does not signal imminent fall of Saddam Hussein's regime. Jordanian and Arab officials say the long time arm procurement planner, linked to Saddam's daughter, lacks broad support among Iraqis and could not spark a political change.
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UN reports rampant rights abuses in Rwanda despite months
Geneva based UN human rights investigator says abuses in Rwanda persist a year after ethnic violence. Overcrowding and arbitrary arrests drive conditions. 46,000 prisoners including 1,100 minors detained. Kigali prison holds nearly 10,000 in space for 2,000. International observers numbered 112, funds short, mission unstable.
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FBI Officials Under Suspension in Department Probe
A Washington probe targets five senior FBI officials including Larry Potts and E Michael Kahoe amid suspensions. Justice officials say the inquiry by Attorney General Holder, at the request of Deputy AG Jamie Gorelick, will determine if false statements or obstruction occurred regarding the Waco siege and related destruction of records.
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Refugees swell in Serbia as Croatia drive fuels exodus
Belgrade confronts a massive influx of refugees from Croatia driven by the war in the region. President Milosevic faces public anger while gyms convert to shelters for tens of thousands displaced by rebel Serbs and a later push to move people south toward Kosovo. The United States cautions against pressuring new arrivals toward Kosovo amid reports of abuses by Serbian police against ethnic Albanians.
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Tense Kosovo flashpoint risks wider Yugoslav conflict
Refugee flow tops 100000 into Serb held Bosnia and Serbia as Yugoslavia fragments. Psychologist Aleksandar Jugovic notes trauma will grow. many survivors remain shocked and uncertain about returning home. Russian and US officials seek settlement amid turmoil. Sochi talks planned with Kozyrev Lake and Talyn? Tarni f.
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Clinton and Congress clash over Bosnia policy test on veto
Senate and House leaders spar as a summer recess nears to delay veto votes on lifting the arms embargo. Daschle says votes to sustain the veto are close though Dole cautions things can change. Clinton warns lifting embargo risks worsening war and prompts allied withdrawal and possible American ground troops.
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Clinton Pushes World Ban on Nuclear Tests
President Clinton urges a comprehensive world test ban and asks Geneva negotiators to pursue a zeroyield ban that prohibits all nuclear explosions. He promises annual reporting on safety and a right to withdraw if U.S. confidence in weapons safety fails. Republicans worry about loss of testing leverage while supporters say the move accelerates a treaty next year.
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Perot Forum Draws Jackson and Possible 1996 Bid
Politicians gather for a Perot organized forum to push reform measures. Perot urged a 300 day plan to enact campaign finance and lobbying reforms by year end. Jesse Jackson and Perot, potential 1996 independents, greet on stage with Jackson weighing Democratic primary timing and an independent bid.
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