Pope John Paul II Urges Peace in New York Visit
Pope John Paul II, 75, arrived in Newark and met President Clinton before addressing the UN General Assembly. He urged meekness among the powerful and called for peace as he marked the UN’s 50th anniversary on a five day U S tour with stops in New Jersey New York and Maryland.
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Pope John Paul II items spur sales at Syracuse Catholic Shop
The Catholic Shop at 705 N. State St. Syracuse restocked with 110 rosary tapes and saw a customer buy 100 silver pope medallions as demand grows during the pope’s five day U.S. visit. Owner Steve DeSantis expects cassettes and CDs of rosary prayers to lead weekend sales.
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Simpson calls CNN Larry King Live defense remarks transcript
O J Simpson spoke on Larry King Live addressing a caller about Allan Park and a shadowy figure near Simpson's estate. He also thanked alternate juror Walter Watson Calhoun who appeared on the program.
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Simpson breaks silence on murder trial on TV
Former football star Q J Simpson used Larry King’s Wednesday program to attack prosecutors for distorting testimony. He revealed meeting his two youngest children for the first time since his 1994 arrest, while juror Brenda Moran described the trial and defended the verdict amid media scrutiny and race-related tensions.
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Simpson Verdict Draws Huge TV Audience Across Nation
Nielsen figures show the jury acquittal of O J Simpson attracted a 42 9 rating and 91 percent share for the half hour from 1 to 1 30 p m EDT Tuesday, about 41 million homes tuned in. CBS research chief called it among the most viewed events, rivaling moon landing coverage.
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