Simpson denies Nicole diary claims in deposition transcript
Los Angeles records show O J Simpson stating he was a controlling person and that Nicole Brown Simpson did things his way before her death. The 10 day deposition was part of a wrongful-death suit by Ronald Goldman's relatives. He acknowledged past fights but said Nicole was the aggressor and injuries occurred when he tried to defend himself.
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Whitewater notes surface fueling GOP suspicions
Belated Whitewater notes from a 1993 meeting surfaced Friday night after Lindsey testified Jan. 16. Brucey, a Clinton aide, handed two sparse notes to the Senate Committee, and lawyers say Lindsey forgot about the jottings. The discovery renews Republican charges that White House withheld papers.
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Clinton lauds TV program rating decision to shield children
President Clinton praised the television industry's move to rate programs and let parents block violence and sex. He called the White House meeting a major step toward limiting harmful images entering homes, saying the industry acted under pressure from the administration and Congress.
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Colombia’s Samper condemns US decertification action
President Ernesto Samper denounces a US move to punish Colombia for inadequate anti-drug efforts. He calls it political interference, warns of aid loss and U.S. veto power in lending bodies, while amid a graft scandal and calls for resignation.
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Conservatives poised for landslide win in Australia election
Prime Minister Paul Keating conceded defeat as Liberal National coalition led by John Howard appeared to win a sweeping victory over Labor, with projections showing a large House majority and Labor shocked after 13 years in government.
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State holds state liable for abuse hotline failure
New York appeals court allows a suit against the state for a child's death after reports to the emergency abuse line were mishandled. Aaron Boland, 8, died days after neighbors reported abuse. officials misrouted the call to a county unit, and the father must prove the line's error contributed to the death.
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Kevorkian testifies on relieving pain in assisted deaths
Kevorkian, 67, states his goal is to ease pain not to cause death as he defends helping 1993 victims Ali Khalili and Merian Frederick. He describes questioning patients about continuing treatment and notes his emotional reaction when patients die. He could face up to four years per count.
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Fay's Plans Closure and Relocation Amid Sale Talks
Fay's is closing and relocating stores after selling 82 Wheels Discount Auto Supply outlets for 37 million to Western Auto Supply Co. It operates locally under Parts America and aims to refocus on pharmacy related business. Third quarter earnings fell 42 percent from last year while sales rose, with 120 jobs cut. Fay's employs about 2,500 in New York and 10,000 nationwide.
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Dole Delegates in New York Raise Their Own Funds
New York delegates pledged to support Bob Dole face funding gaps as federal spending limits bite the primary race. State Sen. Thomas Libous says delegates may prefer backing Tom Libous in November. Campaign officials note cash constraints while suggesting delegates may fund local efforts themselves.
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South Carolina primary shapes GOP hopes for momentum
GOP hopefuls push momentum from the first southern primary as Alexander campaigns in West Columbia Hilton Head and Charleston while Dole courts South Carolina GOP establishment. The winner gains 19 at large delegates plus 18 district delegates, with Wyoming holding county conventions for 12 district delegates and 8 at large to follow May 4. Delegates are unbound.
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