Simpson Ordered to Produce Tapes Knives Gloves in Death Lawsuit
In Santa Monica California a judge required O J Simpson to surrender video tapes knives gloves and financial records by August 2 for plaintiffs families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. The former football star faces a long death lawsuit arising from their slayings with Simpson previously acquitted in October. Bell Bluestein disputes Daniel Petrocelli Goldmans lawyer accusing him of stalling while seven or eight court orders demand the materials.
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Crack-house arson bid narrowed to lesser charges
Sam Mohammed, 33, was convicted on two counts each of criminal mischief and trespassing after jurors found him guilty of lesser offenses for a crack-house fire. He admitted kicking in the door, spreading lighter fluid, and torching the vacant building, claiming neighbors faced crime without help from officials.
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Clemency Denied for Spy Pollard by Clinton
President Clinton rejected clemency for Jonathan Pollard, who has served over 16 years for spying for Israel. Pollard’s wife Esther threatened a hunger strike in Israel, accusing Benjamin Netanyahu of not pushing hard enough for his release. The decision disappoints Israel and American Jewish groups including B'nai B'rith, which urged reconsideration.
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Burundi bloodless coup divides on violence end goal
The Burundi coup replacing the Hutu president with a Tutsi army major drew mixed reactions. Some praised the move as a path to halt ethnic killings, while others feared renewed bloodshed. ARMY leader Buyoya said he took power to stop the cycle of violence as reports of a massacre at a displacement camp surfaced. Thousands of Hutus sought shelter at a refugee camp in Bujumbura amid tensions.
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UN Security Council calls Cuban shootdown unlawful
The UN Security Council labeled Cuba's Cessna shootdown unlawful after an ICAO report found the planes were over international waters on Feb 24. Four members of the Miami exile group Brothers to the Rescue were killed as the White House welcomed the council's action.
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Pataki inauguration records released after court order
Albany records show two corporations funding Pataki inauguration raising over 2.2 million from medical, drug, automotive, and beer groups. Expenditures include 182000 to the Gmn Hotel and 26500 for a limousine, with payments to aides and a PR firm linked to Pataki leadership. No contributor addresses disclosed.
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Security flaws exposed before TWA 800 crash
A Transportation Department inspector general report shows undercover agents breached security at four major airports before Flight 800. fake explosive components passed through checkpoints, revealing 40 percent success in attempts. Officials delayed release citing national security and Olympic security concerns.
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Honeymoon Flight Hijacked to Miami Ends With Suspect in Custody
Passengers on Iberia Airlines Madrid to Havana learned of a hijack when the pilot announced a detour to Miami to drop off one passenger. Suspect Saado Ibrahim, 27, surrendered after threatening to blow up the plane. a faux bomb was a dismantled tape recorder. Ibrahim faces air piracy charges and at least 20 years if convicted. He will be arraigned in Miami Monday.
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GOP aims for welfare deal amid tax credit dispute
President Clinton negotiates with Republican lawmakers on welfare overhaul aiming for a compromise that trims tax credit cuts. House and Senate bills differ on savings, with the Senate bill proposing about five billion over six years and the House about one point six billion. Clinton urges strengthening eligibility to ensure benefits reach the very poor and to avoid portraying changes as a tax increase.
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Corrections reveal Studio Center review for Joseph musical
Herald-Journal notes an on stage grid error and confirms Salt Gily Center for the Performing Arts production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat received an A from critic Neil Novelli. Performances run today at 2 and 8 15 p.m. through Aug 11 at 607 S Grouse Ave Syracuse with ticket prices 13 75 to 16 75 and information at 474 1122.
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Hamid-Jeumnad Publication Notice
A published notice from Her Sere correcta Syracus outlines a newspaper address in New York state. It mentions P.D. Box Toes LY 19221-4975 and lists pricing for advance subscriptions.
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