Oklahoma City bombing trial seeks new judge move
Justice Department officials want a new judge for the federal building bombing trial and to move the case out of Oklahoma City, despite local prosecutor objections. U.S. District Judge Wayne Alley was randomly chosen to oversee the case after indictments of Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols. The defense argues Alley is biased, and prosecutors have until Wednesday to respond to the request to relocate the trial away from the emotional city.
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State GE environmental deal in Waterford park boat launch
Albany reports a 1.5 million consent agreement between New York state and General Electric to settle environmental violations linked to a 1990s Waterford landfill fire. GE funds a Waterford park, a Columbia County boat launch, and a Hudson River patrol by a state environmental officer.
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Columbia County
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Michael Zagata
Allowine
General Electric
DEC
Gary Sheffer
Pell Won't Seek Re election Says Source Close To Senator
Providence Rhode Island Sen Claiborne Pell aged 78 has decided not to run again for his Senate seat that he has held since 1960. A close source says his wife wants him home though he would like to run. Pell to announce intentions Tuesday at a news conference amid Parkinson's disease disclosure.
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Greenpeace Clash With French Navy Over Tahiti Test Site
French forces seized two Gemini vessels after Greenpeace boats penetrated near the nuclear test site in the South Pacific. Twenty two detainees were flown to Tahiti. police charged trespassing. A Greenpeace ship, the Manuba, was expected to reach the area as the nine month testing window began with plans to detonate seven or eight devices.
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Mexico City Protest over Zedillo State of Nation Speech
Thousands filled Mexico City's main boulevard to burn a caricature of President Ernesto Zedillo as critics faulted his blame on predecessor Carlos Salinas de Gortari and warned the economy worsened by unemployment and rising prices. The president argued he must take painful, heroic measures to stave a collapse, while observers note both leaders belong to the same ruling party.
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Bernardo sentenced to life for sex slayings
Jurors in Ontario convicted Paul Bernardo of first degree murder in the sex slayings of teens Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy. Bernardo received concurrent life sentences for the murders and related charges. sentencing on rape counts and Homolka’s deal are scheduled for September 15.
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Scarborough
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Kristen French
St. Catharines
Ontario
Homotka
French
Mahaffy
Jahaffy
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Homolka
NATO halts bombing as peace talks loom in Bosnia clash
Western powers pause air raids after three days of bombardment of Bosnian Serb territory while Bosnian Serb, Croat, and Muslim leaders announce talks to resume next week in Geneva. Holbrooke warns progress remains fragile amid tough talks and unresolved conditions from Gen. Ratko Mladic. UN notes no deal yet as air power pause remains tentative.
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Leah Melnick
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Zagreb
Adm
Leighton Smith
Simpson defense renews attacks on Fuhrman during trial
Simpson defense argues Mark Fuhrman biased and inappropriately influencing witnesses. Attorneys complain about late changes to the witness order and seek to present testimony to undermine Fuhrman credibility. Court adjourns after tense exchanges as jurors endure delays and focus shifts to upcoming defense witnesses led by Kathleen Bell.
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Simson
Lucienne Coleman
Coleman
Marcia Lark
Bailey
Kathleen Bell
Los Angeles officers' forgery taints murder case
A detective admitted forging a witness signature and another officer's involvement triggers dropped murder charges against Kevin Adams and a probe into up to 100 additional cases. The department faces loss of public trust amid racial remarks by a key witness in the Simpson case.
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Charles Markel
Kevin Adams
Girard Moody
Williams
Mark Fuhrman
Dr. Simpson
Simpson
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