Judge bars reporters from gruesome O J Simpson photos
In a move to protect jurors, Superior Court Judge Lance Ito sealed one Nicole Brown Simpson photo and two Ronald Goldman images showing blood pools. He allowed access to other crime scene pictures such as blood on a stairway and a bloody shoeprint and released transcripts from a closed session where defense counsel discussed a phone call with Mrs Simpson.
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Tribe rejects $10 million nuke waste plan in Oklahoma
Tonkawa tribe voted Friday to reject a high level nuclear waste warehouse and the multi million payoff, choosing instead to seek a federal prison or medical waste incinerator on land near the Kansas border. Tribe cited distrust of the federal government and long-standing financial strains after a bingo hall fire.
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Bomb found outside Vermont Planned Parenthood clinic
A crude bomb was found outside a St. Albans Planned Parenthood clinic before it opened Tuesday and was removed without incident. Officials said the clinic, which does not offer abortions, opened as usual as federal and local authorities investigate with help from the FBI ATF and Justice Department. Senator Jeffords asked Attorney General Reno for assistance.
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Mass Exodus Begins From Rwanda Safe Haven
Thousands of Hutu Rwandans flee southwestern Rwanda toward Zaire as fears grow of an imminent RPF advance. They cite reports of killings of returnees and rising lawlessness in a governmentless region. About 800,000 refugees are camped near Goma.
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Fort Worth man confesses to killing prominent real estate broker
Oliver J. Miller, a calm 54-year-old Fort Worth man, told Channel 11 reporters he killed longtime friend and real estate broker Emmett Allen after alleging a $100000 land deal swindle. Police said Miller surrendered Friday and was charged that evening. He claimed he wanted to explain his actions and turn himself in.
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Judge accepts challenges to petitions in Camillus and Salina cases
Judge Stone upheld the ward designation requirement for petitions and voided 96 of 183 signatures accepted by the elections board while reinstating 19 of 70 signatures invalidated for other reasons. Patrick Sardino lamented the impact on supporters and accused party insiders of derailment efforts as he prepared for potential appeals for his cousin.
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Woodstock crowds strain camp rules as tents spread on Friday
Organizers pleaded with festival attendees to relocate tents to designated areas while about 200000 fans prepared for Saturday's show. Shuttles faced long lines, parking filled, and roads were closed to nonlocals as vendors sold snacks and T shirts near the high security grounds.
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Clinton backs crime bill after tough week in Congress
President Clinton vowed to push a crime bill while Republicans, led by Newt Gingrich, sparred over funding and gun limits. GOP leaders urged bipartisan talks as Giuliani and Rendell stood with the president, who acknowledged a tough day but said he felt better this morning.
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Israel Syria peace talks edge toward Golan withdrawal
Israeli Channel Two reported Friday that talks are aiming for a time frame for Israel to withdraw from the Golan Heights. It said Syrian President Hafez Assad agreed to a full peace, with negotiations stalled previously over border terms and the 1967 war’s outcome.
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Germans seize plutonium smuggled from Russia
Bavarian state police reported the largest plutonium seizure to date as three men arriving from Moscow were arrested. Inspectors found 17.5 ounces of bomb grade plutonium in the baggage of one passenger after a Lufthansa flight landed at Munich airport.
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