McVeigh Father Recounts Son’s Final Visit Before Execution
Bill McVeigh recalls his son Timothy McVeigh’s final prison visit in April 1995. He says Timothy refused to apologize for the Oklahoma City bombing and maintains he did what he had to do. The elder McVeigh, living near Buffalo, will not attend the May 16 Terre Haute execution or watch via TV.
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Pendleton
N.Y
Oklahoma City
Bill McVeigh
Buffalo
Timothy McVeigh
Terre Haute
Ind
U.S
McVeigh
Timmy
Erie Canal
Tim
Murrah
Branch Davidian
Waco
Texas
Death Row
Jennifer
Upstate
New York
Tragic family saga follows famed model Niki Taylor
ATLANTA AP Niki Taylor, a top model since the early 1990s, remains in critical condition after a car crash in Atlanta that caused severe liver damage. Her sister Krissy died at 17 from a heart condition, a tragedy the family faced years ago. Taylor’s parents and sister Joelle Bolline are by her side as she regains consciousness and doctors monitor her recovery.
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Atlanta
Niki Taylor
Krissy
Niki
Florida
Taylor
Grady Memorial Hospital
Joelle Bolline
Bolline
ABC
Barbara
Ken Taylor
Linda Wells
Allure Magazine
Seventeen
Cover Girl Cosmetics
Patrice Adcroft
Krissy Taylor
Wells
Cosmopolitan
Business Age
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Napster use drops 41 percent after song blocking begins
An Internet researcher reports Napster downloads fell 41 percent after song screening was added to comply with a federal court order. In April users downloaded 1.6 billion songs, down from 2.8 billion in February as screening limited access to blocked material.
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San Francisco
Napster
Matt Bailey
Cambridge
Webnoize
Bailey
Recording Industry Association of America
Redwood City
Pentagon halts all defense contacts with China until further notice
The Pentagon suspended all Department of Defense programs and contacts with the People's Republic of China until further notice. The action, ordered by Defense Secretary Rumsfeld, affects military and civilian leaders, though social functions with Chinese officials may still occur for defense attaches abroad. The move comes as U.S. contractors assess the downed Navy surveillance plane on Hainan island and amid questions about future high level talks and the Military Maritime Commission meeting.
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Washington
Pentagon
China
U.S. Navy
Defense
Donald Humsfeld
Army
Steve Campbell
U.S
Theefense Department
Rumsfeld
White House
Bush
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Department of Defense
People’s Republic of China
Navy
Hainan Island
Lockheed Martin
U.S. Defense Attache
Beijing
Bush Administration
U.s.-China Military Maritime Commission
Craig Quigley
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Bluefield, WV
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