Liddy receives free speech award amid protest in Houston
Gordon Liddy was honored with a free speech award by fellow talk hosts in Houston despite protests led by Gloria Allred. Allred, a National Association of Radio Talk Show board member, condemned Liddy for on air remarks about how to gun down federal agents and walked out of the ceremony.
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Gore defends immunization program on vaccines for children
Vice President Al Gore urged continued free vaccines for the poor amid a government report criticizing mismanagement of the Vaccines for Children program. He defended the plan on ABC's This Week and said changes could be made without scrapping it.
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Tourists Seek Answers in D C Summers Lessons and Laughs
A quirky collection of questions from visitors in Washington DC highlights the season. Answers come from a mix of regional tourism offices and visitor bureaus as travelers seek practical and humorous clarifications about local languages beaches and attractions.
NRA Faces Four Year Deficit And Shrinking Assets
Reports based on confidential NRA documents show cumulative operating deficits of 69 million from 1991 through 1993 with a further 3 million expected in 1994. Spending on fundraising and a six story Fairfax headquarters drives down assets from 103 million to an projected 47 million.
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Juror Michael Knox recounts OJ trial racism tensions
In a forthcoming book Knox, a black juror, says black jurors can fairly judge a black defendant and that the Simpson jury featured black against black animosity shaped by gender class and personality. He was dismissed after 50 days, perhaps for not revealing a decade-old arrest. another juror claimed deputy bias. Portions run in People.
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Defense not obligated to present its evidence in Simpson trial
Prosecutors near end of case against O J Simpson, amid warnings the five month trial may be halfway. Judge Ito corrects that defense is not required to present evidence, while Simpson lawyers plan six weeks of testimony and weigh whether he should take the stand. World renowned statistician Bruce Weir returns after a misstep on blood mixture calculations, with prosecutors defending his credibility.
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