Defense blasts witnesses in Nichols trial closing arguments
Oklahoma City bombing case defense contends the government mishandled the probe and molded evidence. Attorneys argue Nichols is the fall guy and cannot be executed on woefully lacking proof as jurors near verdicts under Judge Richard Matsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
FBI
Oklahoma City
Terry Nichols
Ron Woods
Michael Tigar
Marine Corps
Tigar
Woods
Nichols
USS
Richard Matsch
Beth Wilkinson
Liggett discloses cigarette additives to Massachusetts
Liggett Group becomes the first major tobacco company to disclose ingredient lists under Massachusetts law. Chairman Bennett LeBow said public health matters outweigh trade secrets as the company provides detailed chemical breakdowns to the state Department of Health despite a federal injunction. The filing includes nicotine level tests implying smokers inhale more nicotine than FTC standards indicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liggett Group Inc
L&m
Eve
Lark
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Paul Cellucci
Bennett LeBow
Brooke Group Ltd
Liggett
LeBow
State Department of Health
Massachusetts
Federal Trade Commission
Microsoft appeals federal Web browser injunction
Microsoft seeks to halt a requirement that computer makers include its Internet software to license Windows 95. The company filed Monday in Washington, D.C., arguing the judge overstepped the Justice Department’s request while authorities say the injunction remains in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Microsoft
Seattle
Microsoft Corp
Washington, D.C
Thomas Penfield Jackson
Justice Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
FBI Labs
Ronald Woods
Jackson
William H. Neukom
Kevin Arguit
Bureau of Competition
Gayen Au
Kaw
Gibson
Ngouwer Guitar
Rola
Ego
White Heritage Square
JB White
Leascrafters
Cato