Simpson prosecutors seek to justify glove evidence
Rich ard Ruth, a former Isotoner executive, testified that the gloves Lipton claimed fit O J Simpson may have shrunk by about 15 percent. The gloves appeared too small, one found near Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, the other at Simpson's home. Prosecution hopes Rubin clarifies the defense, while experts differ on impact.
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Citadel plans room safety measures for first female cadet
The Citadel outlines accommodations for Shannon Faulkner if she joins the corps, including a locking room door and window covering, a one minute dressing window after knock, and monitored areas with video cameras when not guarded. Visitors limited to invited guests or when two cadets are present, with access decisions by officers.
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Russians Failing to Free Hostages Hit Chechen Rebels in Hospital
Russian forces pressed two assaults on a hospital in Budyonnovsk as Chechen gunmen held more than 1,000 hostages. Dozens were killed or wounded in heavy fighting, with the building burning and negotiations continuing after a five hour cease fire. Rebels demanded an end to the war while some hostages were released, and one armored vehicle was destroyed.
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Pataki bill hints at hidden NY Power Authority job for Rappleyea
A Senate bill buried in a different subject could let the New York Power Authority appoint Assembly GOP leader Clarence Rappleyea as its chief executive with a higher salary. The provision appeared late at night and went unnoticed until reporters flagged it, drawing concern from opponents and praise from Rappleyea allies.
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Mayors Push for Voice in Welfare Reform Plans
Mayors at the U.S. Conference of Mayors meeting in Miami seek inclusion in designing job training and placement programs to move welfare recipients to work. The resolution urges gang education, training, and local partnerships under existing acts and public private efforts, with Congress invited to involve mayors in local needs driven reforms.
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Actress Stone denies cancer reports affecting race
Sharon Stone, 37, says false cancer reports kept her from joining the National Race For The Cure in Washington to aid breast cancer research. She criticized media frenzy and security concerns after a later luncheon at the National Press Club described a past misdiagnosis of lymph node cancer.
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Local Woman Learns Cancer Status After Months
A woman disclosed she initially tested negative for lymph cancer but months of uncertainty altered her life. She later learned on the evening news that she has cancer and is in remission.
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Jackson to address controversial song remark in HIStory line
Michael Jackson plans a written statement about his hit They Dont Care About Us after two days of backlash over anti Semitic terms in the song. In a letter to Rabbi Marvin Hier he apologizes and says the words may have hurt those he sought to support.
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