Ex-White House travel chief acquitted

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Billy R. Dale was acquitted on charges that he embezzled $68,000 from the White House travel office. Dale admitted transferring the money from a fund set up for expenses of journalists to his personal account to reduce the travelling costs for journalists. He believes his firing was political.

Officials and employees, Embezzlement, White House, Dale, Billy R.

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O.J. Simpson acquitted in double murder trial; high-profile case sparks debate on race, jury reaches quick decision

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A record-breaking 150 mil people viewed the verdict nationwide on television. Public opinion about the case and the verdict, ran along race lines with most whites polled believing the verdict was wrong. One juror spoke out citing evidence, not race as the basis for the verdict.

Analysis, Public opinion, Race relations, Simpson, O.J., Murder trials

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