Immortal cult leader Do Applewhite and the Heaven's Gate sect
The 1970s UFO cult led by 66 year old Do Applewhite recruited followers to renounce families and possessions. In a San Diego area mansion nearly a week ago Applewhite and 38 faithful members killed themselves in a planned ascent to a new life. Applewhite had a hospital past over a homosexual affair and founded the group with Bonnie Nettles.
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Clinton urges rejection of racial hatred
President Clinton urged Americans to reject racial hatred in a Easter weekend radio address. He cited the assault on 13 year old Lenard Clark in Chicago and warned against letting a few white offenders define all white Americans while stressing unity under shared values.
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Misprinted $100 Bills Spark Treasury Embarrassment
The Treasury reports at least $4.6 million in new $100 bills were printed with swapped security features the watermark on Franklin and a polymer thread. About 46,000 misprints found, only a small fraction of $890 million in new notes, no recall planned.
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Suspect pleads not guilty in Ennis Cosby slaying
Michael Markhasev, 18, the accused gunman from Ukraine, entered an innocent plea in a Los Angeles court after being asked about his right to a speedy preliminary hearing. Defense lawyers, led by Charles Lindner, expressed condolences to the Cosby family as the victim, 27 year old Ennis Cosby, son of Bill Cosby, was killed while changing a flat tire near Sepulveda.
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McVeigh Jury-Selection Set As Appeals Court Rules
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected three defense petitions claiming jurors cannot be impartial for Timothy McVeigh. The court deemed delays baseless and allowed jury selection to begin in Denver, with McVeigh facing charges for the Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 and wounded more than 500. Co‑defendant Terry Nichols is to be tried after McVeigh.
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Simpson property seized for civil judgment
Sheriffs deputies arrived at O J Simpson's Brentwood estate to seize about 200 items including No 32 football jerseys and trophies to satisfy part of a 33.5 million civil judgment. The Heisman Trophy was reportedly not present, and Simpson declined comment after later playing 18 holes at Encino Golf Course.
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