McVeigh Faces Growing Suspicions Tied to Militia
Investigators unveil new details on Timothy McVeigh amid rescue efforts at the federal building in Oklahoma City. A note allegedly requesting explosives is being traced. Detention hearings proceed for James and Terry Nichols as debris removal continues.
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Savannah River Team Deploys to Oklahoma City Relief Mission
Two Savannah River Site employees Pat O Bannon and Norene Norris from the Savannah River Forest Station join a 19 person crew dispatched by the Forest Service Southern Region to assist in relief efforts in Oklahoma City. The unit is a smaller version of the crew used for wild fire responses.
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Talk Radio Recoils From Clinton Attack
President Clinton blamed public discourse for fostering anger and possible violence on talk radio drawing rebukes from hosts like Oliver North Rush Limbaugh and Bob Grant who deny inciting violence while defending free speech. The debate follows Oklahoma City bombing and Clinton's Minneapolis speech criticizing purveyors of hatred and division.
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Militia Denounces Oklahoma City Bombing ties in SC
Ian Roebuck, leader of the 80 member South Carolina Civilian Militia, denounces the Oklahoma City bombing and calls for perpetrators to be caught and executed. Officials note Timothy McVeigh may have ties to right wing paramilitary groups in Michigan and Arizona. The group claims members in 18 counties and meets monthly for survival, first aid, search and rescue, and weaponry training.
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Gun rights group draws mixed views in South Carolina
Spartanburg residents defend gun ownership while warning against stereotyping and bigotry. Sheriff Coffey cites concern over growing militia activity. ATF spokesman Earl Woodham says no evidence yet of legal violations.
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Bill Coffey
Earl Woodham
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
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