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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1995
Page
2
In the wake of the Oklahoma City blast, Israeli experts say the United States may need to tighten security and possibly curtail freedoms. They warn such moves could erode democratic protections and require new legal adjustments, including surveillance and group restrictions.
Dana Bradley, 20, was buried under concrete in the flooded basement of the federal Building after the bombing. Doctors amputated her right leg below the knee without full anesthesia. Rescue lasted two hours as debris and fear of another blast persisted.
The Gazette highlights using soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support agriculture and environmental sustainability. It invites readers to drop newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St. SW or use the nearest recycling location to reduce waste.
FYlowa lists relief groups and victims' conditions in OKLAHOM.TXT in the main file library. For details call FYlowa at 368-8800 with your modem.
Dallas Morning News notes that exact makeup of the Oklahoma City device remains unknown. Experts warn that dangerous instructions exist in libraries, on the Internet, and in niche magazines. Jeffrey Dean says freedom of speech limits action, but wishes the material were not so accessible.
The FBI opened a nationwide hotline 1 800 905 1514 for information on the Oklahoma City bombing. Readers learn basic explosive recipes exist in public libraries and in The Anarchist's Cookbook. Experts warn Internet groups spread unsafe, inaccurate bombmaking data.
The Chicago Tribune reports experts believe Oklahoma City bomb terrorists monitor news coverage. They may feel little guilt while watching bloodied survivors, with FBI and threat-assessment voices noting their detached, power-seeking mindset and parallel to serial killers.
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