Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 29, 1996, Page 8, Image 8

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Long-lost footage shows chaos after Kennedy assasination
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reporter* iba night of the uhi
({nation,
Roy (jwptt Jr , a photograph
»»for tiltriiioB ititioB KTVT.
now a CBS affiliate dog through
the tratb to the day* following
the **.«**«* nation to mw the out
lake*. The lk)lia$ Morning .Vrw*
reported Tuesday
portion* of the film were atml
Tuesday on lb* CBS Evening
Mm%, the network mid
The outteke* do not show the
president'* motorcade under rifle
fire on Noe 22. IWU. and otter
no obvious evidence toward set
tling the case's many controver
sies. accord tn|t to the lew
authorities who have viewed it
The film does, however, show
the chaos In Deeley Plata after
the president we* stmt.
Thu film fill* in little gap*.
Mid **.«a*»i nation hutomn Gary
Mack, who waa thown I hr tap**
bt Cooper in the J»TOi
"But I didn't mm anything in
then* that (hanged any ugfuficani
im 1* about the awuMainatton "
(Uxipor took home the dips he
wdrafpid hum the ttaeh. and a km
yean later apltced them together
with a friend. Eli Si urge*
Producer let down by 0 J. video sales
■ FLOP: Large video outlets including
Blockbuster boycotted setting the tape
LOS ANGELES (AP> — The producer of O I
Simpsons oammmt 1*1 video blame* a cable TV ml
boycott for disappointing sale* but said Tuesday
h*s confident that Simpson* rivi! trial will at trad
new buyer*
The tape ha* earned perhaps $4150.000 tlno* it*
release in February, (ar lower than other video
tape* marketed on television. an Infomercial mar
keting expert said
Tony Huffman, who ha* been wiling Simpson's
videotaped alibi for the killing of ht* ex-wife and
her friend refused to *av bow many unpin* of the 2
1/2 hour video have told at $20 05 each.
But Steve Dworman. publisher of the Infomer
cial Marketing Report. *aid he ha* gathered data
showing that aired marketing sales were between
JO 000 and 40.000 over the past three months, a
figure he said we* confirmed by an associate of
Hoffman ».
By oeijariKw, Oworman said, some of the wild
animal videotapes marketed on television sell
304100 copies a week
Dworman said ll cost Hoffman Si$0,000 to
$200,000 to produce and distribute the tape, and it
hat probably grossed more than $900,000
"It was • flop insofar at It wasn't hugely suc
cessful But it wasn't a financial disaster," Dwor
man Mid "It was a single it wasn't a boot** run "
Hoffman Mid Dworman "doesn't have any clue"
what the real m1«* figures am
Ha Mid ha will never disclose tham. nor hi*
financial arrangement with Simpson, who was
acquitted last October in tha June t‘»<M slayings
of Nicola Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman
Ha bitterly denounced TV executives for rofus
tng to run paid ads for O.l Simpson The Interview
and Mid major video outlets including the giant
"Blockbuster" chain refused to market it.
"It’s a shame that three or four nuijor players can
decide whether the American public should see
this video," he Mid
Hoffman said he's negotiating with distributors
in Canada. Europe, South Africa, New Zealand
and Asia to send the Simpson video abroad. And
Simpson's continuing legal entanglements could
be a boon to video sales, he Mid.
"The civil trial is coming up in September,"
Hoffman Mid "Hit story doesn't change, and that
trial won't be on TV, So there may be a new
demand from those who haven't seen him lell his
story."
Crippled plane makes emergency landing
■ AIRLINE No one was
injured wt>en eight of the
aircrafts tires blew
BOSTON IAP} — A crippled
pattengor pH unable to um IU
flap* apoiior* or automata anti
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lands ns Tusawtay after loting the
nto of it* navigational inatru
manta.
Eight of the Urwt on th* Boa
ing ?#? blow out and the brake*
caught Tir« when Ih« plane car
rying 204 people hum A mater
dam to Orlando. Fla., touched
down at 2:21 p m at Logan
International Airport
No one wa* injured, airport
official* said
The plana landed at about 190
ouIm par hour, compared to the
normal 144 mph. and the pilot
had to hit the brake* »inee the
flap* and spoiler* weren't work
ing.
**Tbay’tl take a couple of
blown tires. bui the point is to
gut that plane down and
stopped." said Thomas J. Kinton
|r.. hogan Airport's aviation
director
"'The flight crew did a won
derful job coming in. even
though it was a faster titan-usual
landing.”
A Martinair spokesman in
Amsterdam. Udo Buys, said the
instruments apparently had
been affected by an electrical
problem
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