Oklahoma bombing trial jury seated in bingo style
Seven men and five women were selected to hear the Timothy McVeigh case in Denver. Judge Richard Matsch used a bingo like system to shield juror identities while an alternating panel was prepared.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1997
Page
3
Seven men and five women were selected to hear the Timothy McVeigh case in Denver. Judge Richard Matsch used a bingo like system to shield juror identities while an alternating panel was prepared.
Nearly 150 National Guard troops sandbagged an electrical switching station in Grand Forks to prevent a blackout as floodwaters ravaged the city. Power remains, Red Cross and FEMA officials warned of a long recovery ahead while evacuation orders spread across Pembina County and surrounding areas.
Snow wind and lightning hindered efforts to reach the suspected A-10 crash site in Colorado. An aerial photo showed metal parts protruding from deep snow, with pilots linking them to the aircraft. Forecasters warned of more snow as crews await a clear window to verify wreckage and locate Capt. Craig Button.
Ten Republican senators threaten to oppose any Clinton budget deal that raises domestic spending or violates four core limits. Led by Sam Brownback and Phil Gramm, they seek to pressure GOP leaders as talks to balance the budget by 2002 intensify. They demand a $500 child tax credit, cuts in capital gains and estate taxes, and strict limits on inflation adjustments and White House assumptions.
AP reports a study in JAMA showing fewer than 10 percent of women with heart disease receive LDL lowering therapy to safe levels. Researchers say proper treatment could lift about 80 percent to safe LDL targets using drugs blood pressure and diabetes control and lifestyle changes.
Larry Wayne Harris, 46, pleaded guilty to wire fraud in Columbus after being accused of illegally obtaining freeze-dried bubonic plague bacteria by mail. He received 18 months probation and 200 hours of community service. This followed dispatch of three vials from a Rockville laboratory to his home southeast of Columbus in 1995.
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