Foreclosure looms as OJ Simpson plans move from Brentwood mansion
OJ Simpson confirmed via brief AP interview that his Brentwood home faces foreclosure after missing 586000 in mortgage payments. He said he was prepared, optimistic, and would likely move later through an extended process while focusing on golf and his children. Simpson noted no offers for endorsements or paid appearances.
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FBI lab supervisor faulted in Oklahoma City bombing case
A Justice Department probe found FBI lab supervisor David Williams made scientifically unsound, biased conclusions in favor of the prosecution. The report, due next month, cites several findings as insupportable and suggests FBI responses will be included. The investigation began in 1996 after whistle-blower Frederic Whitehurst raised concerns about lab practices.
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Tentative UAW Delco Remy strike averted in Ind and Miss
The United Auto Workers and Delco Remy America Inc reached a tentative contract for about 1500 workers at Anderson Indiana and Meridian Mississippi plants. Details await ratification meetings next week. This is the first new contract since Delco Remy’s 1994 GM purchase.
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Mediators urge flexibility in hostage talks in Peru
Mediation efforts in Peru pressure rebels and government to soften strict positions in the 72 hostage crisis at the Japanese ambassador's residence. Archbishop Cipriani expresses frustration as no face-to-face talks have occurred since March 12. Independent mediators reportedly proposed a deal: hostages freed, rebels depart, while some jailed supporters gain early parole, but talks remain unresolved.
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Dalai Lama Arrives in Taiwan Seeks Harmony
The Dalai Lama arrives in Kaohsiung for a six day Taiwan visit amid China protests. He tells reporters he will promote basic human values and religious harmony and hopes his actions do not embarrass anyone while acknowledging potential sensitivity with President Lee Teng-hui.
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Weet subserivtion rates for New York state estan Zones 1
Publication notice from Syracuse area newspaper listing subscription rates and mailing details. It notes box address in Syracuse NY and postmaster changes. Details are partially garbled but indicate regional pricing zones and service terms for state subscriptions.
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FBI probes fund-raising threats in Burton inquiry
The FBI is examining claims that Rep. Dan Burton pressured lobbyist Mark Siegel to raise $5,000 from Pakistani Americans for his re election bid. Burton denies threats while facing scrutiny over fundraising and ongoing investigations into Democratic fundraisers tied to political influence, with House and Senate panels reviewing related donations and foreign involvement.
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U.S. forces prep to evacuate Americans from Zaire
About 500 private Americans are in Zaire amid rebel advances and a State Department travel advisory. The Pentagon says 250 personnel will form a task force and deploy to Brazaville, Libreville, and potentially into Zaire to plan a rapid evacuation if needed. The move follows warnings as Mobutu, weakened by cancer treatment, returns to the country.
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NATO expansion plans divide US and Russia
President Clinton and Boris Yeltsin discussed NATO expansion with a plan to sign a pact granting Russia a consultative role. The leaders aim to link Moscow more closely to NATO while avoiding a veto on decisions. Clinton seeks Russia’s membership in international economic groups and ties to boost investment and growth. Yeltsin to attend the Denver G-7 summit, with talks intent on deeper U.S.-Russian economic integration.
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Bernardi Eyes Final Four Bid for Syracuse City
SU boosters push to lure a Final Four to Syracuse citing economic gains and national attention while officials caution the Dome lacks space and required hotel capacity. Supporters point to past events and local infrastructure plans to meet stringent NCAA site criteria.
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Weather data and dial-in codes from Newsline Syracuse
Automated weather service lists four digit codes for data access including airborne pollen mold spores and central New York conditions. It provides forecasts from WIXT Channel 9 and interactive weather from Brian Lemon with updates every ten minutes and time temperature from Clinton Square.
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