Oklahoma City man claims indictment tied to federal building bombing
Oklahoma City man David Hoffman tells Tulsa World he faces a possible long jail term after a grand jury indictment linked to the April 1995 federal building bombing. He is on a deferred stalking sentence and vows not to surrender without terms with the district attorney.
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Clinton budget boosts food safety funding and inspections
President Clinton’s next fiscal plan proposes a 12 percent increase about 105 million to boost food safety. Funding targets 2700 small meat and poultry plants and expands FDA staffing with 60 inspectors and 17 million for new labs and research. CDC also gains 10 million for outbreak tracking.
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Bush and Forbes Lead Crowded 2000 GOP Field
Texas Governor George W. Bush and billionaire Steve Forbes appear to hold the early edge among a crowded 2000 Republican field. Analysts note their celebrity and fundraising give them an advantage, but the primary is over a year away and factions and long shots remain viable contenders.
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Man accused of making fireworks at PG&E workplace
Paul Joseph Madronich Jr., 44, a PG&E repairman, is in custody on $1 million bail after 250 pounds of ammonium nitrate and other bomb material were found in lockers at a PG&E warehouse. Investigators say he sold small explosives to co workers and sought profit rather than politics.
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Three Britons Return From Yemen Hostage Rescue
Three Britons arrive at Gatwick after surviving a bloodbath rescue in Yemen that freed three others and left four hostages dead. They say they do not know who fired first, while Yemeni officials claim captors began executing hostages.
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Pratt Dixon Sworn In as DC Mayor First Black Woman
In 1991 Sharon Pratt Dixon was sworn in as mayor of Washington DC, becoming the first Black woman to head a city of Washington’s size and prominence.
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