Escaped Texas separatists hunted after standoff ends
Authorities used planes and helicopters to search rugged Davis Mountains for two armed members of the Republic of Texas as the siege ended with Richard McLaren signing a cease fire. McLaren and three followers face organized criminal activity charges while residents return home but fear further legal action and appeals will follow.
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Texas
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Department of Public Safety
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Richard Frank Keyes
Mike Matson
Robert Scheidt
Scheidt
Republic of
Kenneth Tucker
Randall Kinzie
Rick McLaren
Malcolm Tweedy
McVeigh Sister Set to Testify in Oklahoma City Trial
Prosecutors prepare to call Jennifer McVeigh, sister of suspect Timothy McVeigh, to testify about his beliefs and a whispered warning of “something big.” They note a taunting message McVeigh left on her computer. Trial hinges on federal murder and conspiracy charges tied to the 1995 bombing that killed 168 and injured over 500. Survivors recount the blast and its aftermath as prosecutors press motive and intent.
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Denver
Oklahoma City
Timothy McVeigh
Jennifer McVeigh
Joseph Hartzler
McVeigh
Alfred P Murrah Federal Building
Andrew Cohen
Lori Fortier
Federal
FBI
Branch Davidian
Waco
Texas
ValuJet and regulators blamed for Everglades crash
The NTSB will censure ValuJet FAA and a contractor handling oxygen generators over the 1996 DC-9 crash in the Everglades. Investigators say oxygen canisters may have sparked or fueled the fire. the plane was likely already a ghost ship as crew and passengers suffocated from toxic smoke.
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National Transportation Safety Board
ValuJet
Federal Aviation Administration
Everglades
Miami Herald
John Goglia
NTSB
Goglia
the Herald
SabreTech Corp
Tor
FAA
Lax
Boulder unrest ends as clashes ease near CU
In Boulder Colorado police and students clashed two nights over the right to drink and party. Police used tear gas and rubber bullets as 26 people were arrested, 14 CU students, and 12 injured including six students and six officers.
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Hill
University of Colorado
Tom Koby
John Cooper
Koby
Megan's Law accused goes on trial in New Jersey
Jesse Timmendequas, 35, arrives at a Trenton courthouse amid heightened security for a trial on murder kidnapping and sexual assault in the Megan Kanka case. If convicted he faces the death penalty. Megan vanished July 29 1994 and was found later in a park after authorities say he lured her for a visit.
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N.J
Megan Kanka
Megan
Jesse Timmendequas
Timmendequas
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