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Killer of Jordan's father not named
The Associated Press
LUMBERTON; N.C. — A judge refused to order prosecutors yesterday to say before trial which of two men charged with murdering Michael Jordan's father is believed to have fired the fatal shot.
Attorney Hugh Rogers argued that he needed to know so that he could prepare a defense for Larry Martin Demery.
"There was only one shot. We know it can't be both. Is Larry the trigger man, or was he in the wrong place at the wrong time? We are absolutely in the dark as to this evidence," Rogers said.
District Attorney Johnson Britt said that information will come out at trial. Superior Court Judge Gregory Weeks agreed.
Demery, 19, and Daniel Andre Green, 20, are charged with murder, robbery and conspiracy in the 1993 slaying of James Jordan. Prosecutors have said that they will seek the death penalty.
The two men were expected to enter pleas during a two-day hearing that began yesterday. They are to be tried separately. No trial date was set.
Clippers approach record for losing
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Clippers have been associated with losing so long that another defeat usually doesn't make any difference. Until now.
The Associated Press
On Wednesday, a home loss against the Milwaukee Bucks will tie the NBA record for futility at the start of a season.
"Everybody's so frustrated. We all know the streak is hanging over us and we all don't want to be remembered that way," said Matt Fish, one of the Clippers' centers.
See NBA standings, Page 3B.
Under veteran coach Bill Fitch, the Clippers are 0-16, a loss to the Bucks away from tying the league mark set by the expansion Miami Heat in 1988.
The Heat was 0-17 before finally winning the 18th game that season against, you guessed it. The Clippers.
meanwhile, the Clippers' latest loss gave them a tranise record 20th consecutive defeat stretching back to last season.
If the Bucks beat Los Angeles, the Clippers can set the new record Friday against the Los Angeles Lakers.
TV Sports Watch
All Times CST
Live, same-day and delayed national TV sports coverage for Wednesday. (Schedule subject to change and or blackouts):
6:30 p.m.
ESPN2 — NCAA Basketball,
Pittsburgh at Massachusetts
7 p.m.
ESPN — NCAI Basketball, Indiana at Kentucky
PRIME — NCAA Women's Bas-
etball, Texas at Oklahoma
8:30 p.m.
ESPN — NCAA Basketball, Florida at Kansas
ESPN2 — PRCA Rodeo, nationa finals, 6th round, at Las Vegas (same-day tape)
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Staff photographers should have a thorough understanding of the elements of photography. Photographers are responsible for shooting pictures for stories and photo illustrations daily on deadline. Possibilities are also available to shoot pictures for major projects and profiles and for photographers to shoot their photo stories. Photographers must be available during set hours and demonstrate consistent reliability.
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