Judge limits Simpson defense on racial bias claims
Los Angeles Judge Lance Ito restricted defense evidence on Detective Mark Fuhrman racism while allowing a portion of the glove evidence to be used if tied to relevant incidents. The ruling bars other old records and disallows broader racist testimony, keeping opening statements set for Monday.
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Defeated lawmakers take posts after election loss in Albany
In Albany two former Assembly members and a 1994 candidate join the Senate minority payroll. Eileen Hickey returns as a $58,000 special legislative analyst, Jeffrey Korman becomes an $82,000 counselor, and Steven Pigeon secures a $43,000+ role. They replace aides of former Minority Leader Ohrenstein who left at year end 1994.
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Weekend Snow Outlook With Persistent Cold
A weather brief notes a cloudy Saturday night with periods of snow, Sunday and Monday bring chances of more snow and daytime highs near 30. Accumulations of 2 to 4 inches possible, with colder conditions into midweek and teens to 20s at night.
Kobe quake rescue widens as death toll climbs past four thousand
Crews pulled three elderly people to safety four days after Japan’s Kobe earthquake as rescuers warned of rain risk and potential mudslides. The confirmed death toll rose to 4,693 with about 40 percent unidentified, many elderly. A strong aftershock near Hokkaido was reported with no injuries.
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Gingrich Denounces Democrats Over Book Deal Episode
House Speaker Newt Gingrich lashed out at Democrats and the media in a Republican National Committee speech, condemning attacks over his HarperCollins book deal with Rupert Murdoch. He noted he dropped a 4.5 million advance to quell criticism and mocked Hillary Clinton’s past profit from a separate investment.
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Sailor dies as hydraulic system fails on USS Nimitz
A hydraulic system failure aboard the nuclear aircraft carrier USS Nimitz in Bremerton, Washington, killed one sailor and injured two others during routine maintenance. A 20 inch steel end cap burst from a 70 foot piston under high pressure, ejecting debris in the compartment beneath the deck.
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Chechen Fighters Rebuff Russian Push Amid Fierce Resistance
Rebels regroup to defend Gromy street as Russia intensifies bombardment in Grozny. Helicopters and jets patrol the battered capital while fighters vow to resist, with rebels reportedly using self destruction when surrounded.
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Nurse Claims Doris Duke Was Deliberately Killed
A nurse testified in a New York surrogate court document that Doris Duke was murdered by morphine overdoses administered by a physician in collusion with her butler and main heir Bernard Lafferty. Duke died Oct 28 1993 from heart failure with pulmonary edema, a claim contested by the nurse and tied to the $1.2 billion estate and Lafferty’s contested executor role.
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