Arizona Republic apologizes for editorial cartoon depiction
The Arizona Republic apologized for publishing a cartoon critical of capital punishment that showed a firefighter labeled death penalty fanatics holding a child killed in the Oklahoma City bombing. The piece, based on a Pulitzer winning photo, drew widespread distress and was published as jurors weight the McVeigh case.
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Teens Die In Konawa Oil Tank Explosion Fire
Two teen boys Tim Choate and Michael Untersee died when a 20,000 gallon oil tank exploded while they reportedly sat on it lighting fireworks at an oil tank battery near Konawa Oklahoma. Witnesses described the blast visible for miles as the tank was hurled about 250 feet across a road. Local Sheriff Charles Sisco noted the youths were known to sneak out at night to meet at the site. Authorities planned dental records to confirm identities due to severe head trauma.
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Corral Fire burns 30 acres near Gallina New Mexico
Firefighters battled a 30 acre ponderosa pine forest fire in Santa Fe National Forest about two miles south of Gallina. The blaze began Saturday afternoon, at about 1 30 p m, at 8000 feet elevation. No injuries or property loss reported. 80 Forest Service personnel and three engines fought the flames as PSNM cut power along the line to reduce danger.
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Sikhs mark peaceful solstice in New Mexico mountains
More than 1 000 gathered in the Jemez Mountains near Espanola for the 12th annual Peace Prayer Day on the summer solstice. Sikhs in white attire and supporters from across the nation joined music, food, and dancing at Ram Das Puri retreat grounds eight miles from Espanola. Notables including actress Marsha Mason and state officials attended. Butch Maki accepted the 1997 Man of Peace Award for Bill Richardson.
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