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...movie with O.J. Simpson, told investigators that Simpson became angry at the mention of Nicole Simpson's boyfriends, threatening to "cut their ((expletive)) heads off" if he found them driving his cars.The outburst could provide a strong motive for the double slayings because the second victim, Ronald Goldman, drove Nicole Simpson's Ferrari. Other incidents under question include one in Nicole Simpson's journal, in which she writes that her husband "continued to beat me for hours," and another involving a limousine driver who remembers O.J. beating his wife in the back of the car. Defense attorney Gerald Uelman argued...
...Senate confirmed Robert Rubin as Secretary of the Treasury today by a vote of 99-0 (Senator Jay Rockefeller was absent). Rubin, a former co-chairman of Wall Street's Goldman Sachs, has earned bipartisan respect for his performance as chairman of President Clinton's National Economic Council. He succeeds Lloyd Bentsen, a former chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, who resigned the Treasury post last month to return to private business in Texas...
When the bodies of Ronald Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson were discovered on June 13, National Enquirer editors must have thought they had died and gone to tabloid heaven. Enquirer staff members arrived on the scene outside Nicole's Brentwood home at about the same time as the Los Angeles coroner, and since then as many as 20 reporters have been running down everyone even tangentially connected to the case, dogging distant relatives for photos and dangling cash in front of household employees and store clerks. In fact the Enquirer has pursued the O.J. story so aggressively that...
...auto manufacturers that would still have to bring in dollar-priced American-made parts for final assembly. "Mexican products will be more competitive on the global market, and there will be more jobs created in Mexico than otherwise would have been the case," says Robert Hormats, vice chairman of Goldman Sachs International. And the prospect of gradual improvement in the Mexican economy leads most analysts to discount the possibility that the peso's swoon will mean a sizable new surge of illegal immigrants pouring into...
President Clinton accepted the resignation of Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen and nominated former Goldman Sachs investment banker Robert E. Rubin to succeed him. Rubin, who currently wields considerable influence as head of the White House National Economic Council, is expected to be confirmed by the Senate with little trouble...