OJ jury ends trial with tape of Nicole 911 calls
After 94 percent of testimony and 126 witnesses, jurors heard final voices not called as witnesses. Nicole Brown Simpson and ex-husband OJ Simpson are heard during two taped 911 calls. Jurors file out to start deliberations as prosecutors urge logic and common sense.
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Top attorneys predict acquittal or hung jury
In Vermilion jurors begin deliberations in OJ Simpson murder case. Prominent lawyers gather at Cedar Point for a seminar hosted by Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys president Day Milano. Richard Haynes critiques defense strategy and questions DNA impact.
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Wilson quits GOP race fashinaton Post California
California Governor Pete Wilson ended his brief 1996 GOP campaign citing debt and poor voter appeal. The moderate-turned-right candidate left after a high overhead effort accumulated about 1.4 million dollars in debt, diminishing his viability as a running mate and prompting questions about his authenticity among centrists and conservatives.
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Investment adviser choice draws county criticism in Elyria
Lorain County officials awarded United American Capital Corp. a 2500 monthly deal for 15 months to manage about 70 million in county funds. Premier Bank & Trust president John Kreighbaum lamented the closed process claiming other local bankers could have offered stronger terms.\\
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Herb
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Dennis Yaco
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Blair
Kreighbaum
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Ridgeville council split over school levy resolution
Ridgeville City Council stalls over endorsing the 98 mill five year school levy. Council President Frederick Deron plans to introduce a resolution at 8 p.m. Monday at the Senior Center to back the levy. Rosanne Johnson opposes, calling for separation of school board and council. Others undecided as district carries about 22 million debt and warns of possible merger if defeated. Real estate firm owner Richard Sweda urged opposition citing fiscal restraint.
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Frederick Deron
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Rosanne Johnson
Darrell Gerhart
Richard Sweda
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