Serial killer fears hit Midwest truck stops in Oklahoma City case
Oklahoma City reports seven slayings of women linked to truck stops across Texas, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. Investigators suspect a long-haul trucker may be responsible for nude or partial bodied deaths roughly monthly from July 11 to January 31. One surviving prostitute says she now carries a box cutter and avoids sleeping compartments, fearing entrapment.
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FBI fingerprint examiner retracts Nichols evidence
An FBI fingerprint expert admitted under cross examination that he misstated finding Terry Nichols prints on evidence from the Oklahoma City bombing case. He said some prints belonged to Timothy McVeigh and noted more than 1,000 unidentified prints were found but not tested.
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Amtrak City of New Orleans derails in Mississippi
An Amtrak passenger train carrying 84 people derailed in rural central Mississippi near the Yazoo Madison county line killing at least one and injuring dozens. The 9 of 10 cars toppled after leaving New Orleans at 1 55 p m with 72 passengers and 12 crew aboard.
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Rice hearing tests political overtones on Sept. 11 panel
The Sept. 11 commission faces scrutiny over political bias as Condoleezza Rice prepares to testify. Chairman Kean and Vice Chairman Hamilton urge nonpolitical questioning amid partisan pressure and previous Clarke testimony. Questions surface about White House influence on commissioners.
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Beanie Sigel to plead guilty in federal drug and weapons case
Philadelphia rapper Beanie Sigel Dwight Grant plans a Thursday guilty plea to drug and weapon charges. His lawyer says he will accept responsibility and faces about a three year sentence under federal guidelines.
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Parking fines spark court bid to seize five cars in Bloomsburg
In Bloomsburg, Police Chief Sokoloski sought court permission to take ownership of five impounded vehicles for unpaid parking tickets. Owners largely defaulted, with one signing over a 1988 Isuzu Trooper after owing over 3,000 dollars. St. Meinrad monks gain 26 million in wills from two women. In Columbia, Missouri, Old Heidelberg bricks donated to the university for fundraising memorials after a fire.
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