Defense says mystery witness may clear O J Simpson
As the O J Simpson case moved toward trial, defense lawyers privately cited a mystery witness who could help exonerate him. A self described prowler who heard a scream and saw two white men fleeing near Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman’s stabbing scene was referenced by sources close to the case.
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Aztec Catalyst blast link to long term health fears
Elyria lawyers warn Aztec Catalyst Co explosion may expose nearby residents to mutagens and carcinogens. Robert Michaels, toxicology expert and Ram Trac Corp. president, urges detailed study on mutations cancer reproductive harm and birth defects. Motion seeks Michaels findings added to class action notice.
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Robert A. Michaels
Aztec Catalyst Co
Hearing rule upsets breast cancer victims
Gail Knopf diagnosed with breast cancer last year along with three neighbors. She hoped to tell her story to a congressional committee but was barred from speaking. About a dozen women meet with U S Rep Sherrod Brown as medical experts grant the hearing.
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Smiling suspect charged in Florida abortion clinic killings
Paul Jennings Hill, 40, a former Presbyterian minister, was led in handcuffs from the Pensacola Police Department charged with murdering an abortion doctor and his driver and wounding the driver's wife. The case marks Pensacola's second major violent incident in 17 months on the Gulf coast.
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Pensacola
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Florida Panhandle
Flat rocks hide Black River danger
Elyria officials warn that the Black River in Cascade Park is dangerous for swimming as flat rocks conceal deep pools. After two teens drowned while wading across the river in July, signs were installed restricting swimming. Fire Chief Daniel Schue and Parks Director David Woodruff urge caution amid treacherous hidden holes and sudden drops.
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Parks
David Woodrufft
Cascade Park
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Omar Torres Amill
Chiez
Elyria
Thiery
FAA to warn pilots on tailgating 757s and large jets
FAA officials announce a broad warning campaign about the dangers of following too closely behind large aircraft including 757s. The effort aims to reduce midair risk and improve spacing during approach and takeoff.
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