European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 19, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Vol. 53, no. 93 50c tuesday july 19,1994 d 8693 a May claim bad cop framed Simpson los Angeles apr . Simpsons lawyers will try to Trump one of the strongest cards in the prosecutions hand a a bloody Glove discovered outside his mansion a by attacking the detective who found it two magazines reported. The defense will argue that detective Mark. Fuhr Man was a racist officer with a history of psychological problems who planted the Glove on Simpsons s5 million estate the morning after the killings the new yorker reported in its july 25 Issue. A this is a bad is a racist cop a said one lawyer in the article by Jeffrey Toobin which cites interviews with at least two a leading members of Simp son s defense team a who were not identified. Newsweek in its july 25 Issue said the defense May try to paint Fuhrman As a Quot rogue cop who was trying to Advance his own the Glove discovered on Simpsons property june 13, the Day after Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were stabbed to death outside her Condo matches a Glove found at the crime scene. The gloves were among the strongest evidence presented by prosecutors at Simpsons preliminary hearing Fuhrman denied the allegations. Quot of course it did no to happen a he told the new yorker declining to comment further. Simpson has pleaded innocent to two counts of first degree murder. He is jailed without bail awaiting a. Raign ment. Simpsons Lead lawyer Robert Shapiro said sunday night that he was not a source of the report and he had not seen it. He refused to comment further. On thursday sources close to the defense said Simpsons lawyers were investigating Fuhrman and might suggest in court that he planted the Glove. They spoke on condition that the information not be published. Calls placed to two residential listings for Mark Fuhrman in the los Angeles area were not immedi see framed on Page 2 meager pay to gut forces Clinton told by Chuck Vinch Washington Bureau Washington a freshman member of the House armed services committee has assailed the Clinton adminis to rat Ion for shortchanging service members pay while piling on More missions that keep them separated from their families. In a speech on the House floor last week rep James Talent r-mo., said the projected erosion of military pay under Clinton a proposed multiyear budget plan will take the military Back to the a hollow forces of the Jimmy Carter years. In his initial budget plans Clinto Pentagon official denies pay lag will Hurt recruiting see Page 4 called for freezing military pay in fiscal 1994 and holding raises Over the next four years to one percentage Point below inflation. So far Congress has thwarted that plan As lawmakers scrambled to come up with Money for a 2.2 percent raise this see meager on Page 4 fireworks on Jupiter a fragment of scientists wildest imagination a Trail of death rwandan refugees pass monday by the bodies of other refugees who died in a Stampede triggered by mortar fire the previous night in Goma Zaire the refugees mostly huts were fleeing troops of the mainly Tutsi rwandan patriotic front which declared Victory monday in the civil War. See Story on Page 5. Greenbelt my. A the Comet trains biggest chunks yet struck deep into Jupiter a atmosphere monday causing the most powerful planetary sex Losion Ever observed and setting off a ast so Bright it overpowered monitoring instruments. A the impacts have left Biack scars the diameter of Earth in a band on the Southern end of Jupiter. A Shoemaker Levy 9 Comet fragment called g slammed into the Gas bag like planet and set off a fireball that was briefly brighter in some wavelengths than the whole planet. Some observing instruments on Earth were blinded momentarily. A the fact that g got As Bright As Jupiter itself in the infrared a heat measurement Means that we re dealing with a very big object a said Eugene Shoemaker a . Geological Survey scientist and a co discoverer of the Comet a a it a a big wallop.�?�. Shoemaker estimated that fragment g was about 2 Miles across and that it struck with an explosive Power of 250 million Megatons a Force Many times larger than could be created if All of see Jupiter on Page 2 a 62-year-old woman gives birth to a boy a see Page 10 inside today at least 17 dead in blast at building housing jewish groups info supporters new Mexico museum is a Mecca for believers see Page 15 juju in w #
