Oklahoma City prosecutors survey on McVeigh case
Prosecutors say a five city survey shows little difference in opinions about the guilt of Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols. The poll of 40 potential jurors per city found 40 percent believing McVeigh guilty, with results varying by Lawton Tulsa Albuquerque Denver and Kansas City. Trial date in Lawton was delayed indefinitely after a judge change.
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Jimmy Stewart Falls and Is Hospitalized in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills California actor Jimmy Stewart, 87, was taken to Century City Hospital after falling at his home on Thursday night. Police said a witness reported the incident and an ambulance transported the actor to the hospital.
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Menendez brothers exhale panic as retrial unfolds
In Los Angeles Erik Menendez told prosecutor David Conn he acted in a panic during the 1989 slayings of his father Jose and mother Kitty and that he did not know what he was doing. Prosecution accuses the brothers of planning the killings days earlier, while the defense cites years of abuse and fear. The brothers, 25 and 27, deny first degree murder charges as the retrial progresses.
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Florida high court strikes down spousal debt law
Florida Supreme Court reverses a century old rule making husbands liable for wives debts. The court held equality requires that a husband not be liable for his wife's housing clothing and medical bills. Lawmakers should craft a new state policy to supersede the doctrine of necessaries in future cases.
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Survivors Pull Through After Colombian Flight 965 Crash
Among 164 aboard the American Airlines Boeing 787 crash near Buga Colombia at least six survived. Passengers, including Dussan Montoy of New Jersey, described waking amid debris and cold while rescuers sought survivors and investigators reviewed course deviation. Relatives waited at the Cali field as authorities, including Red Cross, confirmed rescues and noting theft of some belongings.
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Budget talks hinge on Clinton Dole Gingrich showdown
Washington talks on a balanced budget stalled as President Clinton and GOP congressional leaders meet to end a partial government shutdown now in its seventh day. Key disputes include Medicare, Medicaid, welfare and tax cuts while Panetta and budget negotiators report tentative agreements on civil service benefits, banking, veterans, energy and transportation programs.
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OJ Simpson testifies in own defense at Brentwood drive
OJ Simpson appears in a video taped session at his Brentwood home as he asserts his innocence in the June 12, 1994 killings. He challenges blood evidence, disputes a limo driver’s testimony, and calls a shovel a pooper scooper while avoiding live questioning.
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Clinton's lawyer to give up Whitewater notes
Washington battle over 12 handwritten notes from 1993 Whitewater defense meeting. Investigators seek to determine if confidential information passed to Clinton's private lawyers or used to influence Whitewater probes. Senate Republicans push for access while White House narrows conditions.
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NATO clears roadblocks as peace force takes over in Bosnia
NATO troops dismantle Serb, Muslim and Croat checkpoints around Sarajevo and along the Tuzla corridor to deter new fighting. Maj. Gen. Nash says U S backed peace rests with signers of the Paris accord as Joint Endeavor deploys 60,000 troops to police a fragile ceasefire and aid rebuilding.
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