Nichols gets life for Oklahoma City bombing conspiracy
Oklahoma City bomber Terry Nichols, 43, was sentenced to life without parole on the conspiracy and involuntary manslaughter charges from the 1995 attack that killed 168. He received eight concurrent six year terms and $14.5 million in restitution. Family members expressed mixed emotions as survivors urged a life sentence.
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Divers complete Honda Civic rescue under water operation
Trupe described a five diver mission to locate and inspect a submerged Honda Civic. Divers use EXO masks and synchronized communication via a cable to Trupe, with one diver on shore guiding the rope and another at the edge ready to respond. The car was searched in seven minutes.
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House backs food stamp program amid election pressure
The House approved a 1.9 billion bill to restore food stamps to about 250,000 of 935,000 legal immigrants and bolster crop insurance. The measure, sent to President Clinton 364-50, Senate approved 92-8 earlier, with White House promising signature. Conservatives balked at restoring benefits while others framed it as urban rural compromise.
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Productivity, jobless figures hint at trouble
Washington reports show early 1998 productivity growth at 1.1 percent annual pace for nonfarm workers as employers add staff to meet rising workloads. Demand for factory goods slips while unemployment benefit claims rise, yet consumer shopping remains robust in May. The quarterly gains trail the 1996 97 averages and dip from late 1997.
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DOE eyes consolidation for Pantex contractor input
Bill Weinreich of Mason and Hanger Corp says the Pantex contractor will study the proposed consolidation and offer input to DOE. He notes the firm’s long history at Pantex but concedes it may need partners to be a strong contender. Don Moniak of Serious Texans Against Nuclear Dumping calls the idea poor and will watch contractor responses and proposals.
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Quitaque leader Roye Pigg slain in late night murder
In Quitaque Texas community leader Roye Pigg was shot at about 2 a.m. at Garner's home. Authorities, with Sheriff Whitworth and District Attorney McPherson, said no motive is known and witnesses are unclear. Pigg, owner of the Sportsman Restaurant and Club, helped organize Trails Day and was a noted town figure. The case marks Quitaque’s first homicide in years as residents mourn.
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