Oklahoma City bombing weapons found at Nichols home
FBI agent testified that rifles a grenade launcher and other firearms were hidden in closets cupboards and above a bathroom ceiling three days after the Oklahoma City bombing. Defense sought price tags as prosecutors portrayed Nichols as a gun dealer.
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Pakistani gunman Kasi sentenced to death in CIA gate slaying
A Virginia jury urged the death penalty for Mir Aimal Kasi, 33, for killing two CIA employees outside the agency gates on January 25, 1993. The panel found him guilty of capital murder, citing vengeance for U.S. actions abroad, with sentencing set for January 23.
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Clinton orders carrier to gulf in buildup to Iraq showdown
President Clinton dispatched the USS George Washington to the Persian Gulf joining the USS Nimitz. The move signals possible military action amid UN weapons inspections and a broad buildup of planes including F-117 stealth fighters. Defense Secretary Cohen said options are under review as allies weigh force.
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Prosecutors cite Kaczynski letters on insomnia and psychiatrists
Federal prosecutors released letters from Theodore Kaczynski showing he sought mental health help for insomnia in 1988 1991 and 1993. They argue the documents undermine his claim of a fear of psychiatrists while his defense cites paranoia allegations. Kaczynski 55 is the Unabomber linked to a 1978 1995 bombing spree with three deaths and 23 injuries and remains not guilty.
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Ethics panel probes Shuster ties to top aide lobbyist
The House ethics committee opened an inquiry into Rep Bud Shuster and Ann Eppard, his longtime Alexandria aide and lobbyist, over lodging at her townhouse and potential gift rules violations. The watchdog group Congressional Accountability Project filed the complaint citing flights and consulting fees tied to transportation industry fundraising.
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