Oklahoma City Bomb Survivors Speak After Tragic Blast
The article documents the Oklahoma City bombing aftermath with residents and responders recounting impact. Stills visits the blast site from Dallas, aid groups like the Red Cross report meals and volunteers, and locals describe shattered buildings, grieving flowers, and lessons learned about community resilience.
Bomb probe team to be reorganized under DOJ plan
The Justice Department plans a large scale reorganization of the Oklahoma City bombing investigation. A lead prosecutor and an FBI inspector will be appointed to supervise, shifting from a crisis phase to a longer term posture as the case seeks a wider circle of plotters. Some officials question the Oklahoma City office’s ability to handle the high stakes, even as Janet Reno has promised to seek the death penalty.
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Families mourn at Oklahoma City bombing site memorial
Families of 167 victims gathered at the ruined Alfred P Murrah Building in Oklahoma City under gray skies. They placed red roses on a makeshift altar, received small flags and concrete fragments, and reflected beside police barriers as rescue workers stood nearby.
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