McVeigh condemned to death for Oklahoma City bombing
A federal jury sentenced Timothy McVeigh to death for the April 19 1995 Oklahoma City federal building bombing that killed 168 and wounded many. McVeigh showed calm as Judge Richard Matsch announced the death penalty and planned later lethal injection sentencing.
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Washington Post
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McVeigh
U.S. District Court
Richard Matsch
Matsch
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Roy Sells
Charles Tomlin
U.S
Selis
Lee
Tomlin
Rich
McVeigh verdict: jury recommends death sentence
East Iowans largely back the verdict as Timothy McVeigh faces death after an 11 week federal trial. Family members react with sobs and muted emotion as supporters call the punishment fitting for the bombing that killed and injured many.
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Timothy McVeigh
Marsha Kight
McVeigh
Blanche Tomlin
Jim Denny
Teens Missing May Be With Murder Suspects
Osakaloosa police report two teen girls Amanda Miller and Mandy Smith missing since Wednesday may be with two suspects, Jamie McMahan and Christopher Kauffman, linked to the Gibson Savings Bank robbery and the murders of Island Schultz and Barbara Garber. First degree murder warrants and federal flight warrants issued. nationwide alert active. Details note the girls last seen in a friendly setting with the suspects.
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Dale Kueter
Oskaloosa
Island Schultz
Barbara Garber
Iowa
Amanda Miller
Mandy Smith
Jamie McMahan
Christopher Kauffman
Gibson Savings Bank
Bob Pontious
McMahan and Kauffman
Gingrich blocks move to kill ethanol credit
Washington House Speaker Newt Gingrich ordered Ways and Means chair Bill Archer to remove anti ethanol language from an 85 billion tax cut bill. The clash echoes a two year fight over the 5.4 cent ethanol tax credit as lawmakers contend with farmers and ethanol producers.
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Gingrich
Senate
Bob Dole
Kan
Iowa
Terry Branstad
Jim Nussle
Archer
Nussle
Starved Rock and Illinois Parks Offer Quiet Green Trails
Hikers and campers explore Sun speckled trails and waterfalls at Starved Rock, Apple River Canyon, and other Illinois state parks as part of a restful outdoor escape.
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Starved Rock
Apple River Canyon
Illinois
Iowa proposes rules for sex offender neighbor warnings
The Iowa Department of Public Safety seeks a risk based notification system allowing law officers to alert neighbors co workers schools and media when at risk registrants move into a community. Notices could be distributed as leaflets media releases or posted publicly and sheriff lists could be requested by any resident. A hearing is set for July 23 in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Coralville
Steve Conlon
State Division of Criminal Investigation
Administrative Rules Review Committee
Wallace State Office
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