Prosecution ties Nichols to Arkansas gun theft in bombing case
Prosecutors edge toward testimony by Arkansas gun dealer Roger Moore alleging Nichols robbed him in November 1994 to fund the Oklahoma City bombing. FBI agents described weapons, coins, and safe keys found at Nichols' Kansas home, and a crude map found in trash linked to routes from the Murrah Building.
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Denver
Arkansas
Terry Nichols
Oklahoma City
Roger Moore
Nichols
FBI
Herington
Kan
Moore
Royal, Ark
U.S
Richard Matsch
Ecutors
Petaway
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Timothy McVeigh
Michael Fortier
McVeigh
Michael Tigar
Alfred P. Murrah
Kansas
Louis Hupp
Tigar
Hupp
Kaczynski sought psychiatric counseling details emerge
Federal prosecutors reveal letters showing Theodore Kaczynski sought psychiatric help for insomnia in 1988 1991 and 1993. They argue this contradicts his claim of a psychological dread of examination by psychiatrists as part of his defense strategy. The Unabomber suspect has pleaded not guilty and rejects a court ordered mental examination.
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Sacramento
CaLif
Theodore Kaczynski
Kaczynski
Montana
Missoula
Unabomber Case Update Hotline Information
Contact Access at 865 5000 for updates on the Unabomber case using category 6205.
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Terry Nichols
Iraq
Clinton Builds Up U S Firepower in Gulf
President Clinton publicized expanded U S military strength in the Gulf as 68 U N weapons inspectors left Iraq. Iraq warned of possible military clash and rationed gasoline while allied powers debated action. The USS George Washington and USS Nimitz, with accompanying ships and planes, would bolster force in the region.
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U.S
Gulf
Iraq
U.N
Bahrain
Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf
United States
Britain
Saddam
United Nations
Kofi Annan
British Broadcasting Corp
George Washington
Mediterranean
Persian Gulf
Nimitz
France
Russia
Egypt
Security Council
Oval Office
Ernesto Zedillo
Jordan
Hussein
Census experiment aims to replace ten year gap in Broward
Broward County becomes a test site for the American Community Survey, a continuous data system replacing the decennial census. It surveys about 250,000 Americans yearly with monthly samples to track age, race, income, education, work, housing, and more. Data helps allocate funds, plan hospitals, and guide development, with Broward data starting in 1999 and nationwide deployment by 2003.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
U.S
South Florida
Dick Ogburn
Broward County
U.S. Census Bureau
American Community Survey
Ken
Florida
Larry McGinn
Census Bureau
Broward
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