FBI probing McVeigh cash sources in Arizona town
FBI moved into Kingman Arizona tracking Timothy McVeigh’s movements and money source. Investigators rechecked Imperial Motel stays and questioned locals while evaluating possible gun show sales to fund his cross country flights. A separate lead in Santa Monica involved a man resembling the FBI sketch of John Doe No 2, though authorities saw only a close likeness and no solid link to the bombing.
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FBI
Arizona
Timothy McVeigh
McVeigh
Imperial
Kingman
Ariz
Kansas
U.S
Santa Monica
Calif
James T. Butts
Butts
John Doe 2
Emmitsburg Man Plans Oklahoma Flight for Direct Aid
Emmitsburg gas station owner Bill Duke leads a fundraising drive for Oklahoma City bombing victims. He will fly to Oklahoma to meet the mayor and decide direct distribution of funds, covering his travel with his own money and continuing to collect contributions from weekend gasoline sales. Local Mount St Mary’s College students have already donated over $1,000 to this effort.
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Emmitsburg
Bill Duke
Oklahoma City
Pye
Oklahoma
Duke
Red Cross
Mount St. Mary’s College
Frank Buhrman
Blood on Sewell boot ties him to Frederick double murder
Prosecution shows human blood on Andre Sewell's boot and a blood stain linked to Susan Kester and her son Jacob Tribbett. Nineteen witnesses testified as the defense pressed alibi and the jury heard about DNA testing, fingerprints, and the crime scene details in the Frederick County Circuit Court trial of Sewell, 34, for first degree murder.
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Andre Sewell
Susan Kester
Ki . Kester
Jacob Tribbett
Frederick
State Car Examiner
Baltimore
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Campbell
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Scott Rolle
Sewell
Kester
Jacob
Samuel Hamilton
Sharon Dubey
Maryland State Police Crime Lab
Ms. Kester
Dubey
Fresh Start Gambler's Beginning at Track and Tugging Losses
Jeffrey Lyles recalls a cousin's Tina Turner show at Charles Town West Virginia inspiring a first gamble. He won 700 dollars, then 1100 dollars at Pimlico, and began daily visits by 11 a.m. as innocent beginnings often lead to gambling addiction, say social workers.
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Jeffrey Lyles
Tina Turner
Charles Town
West Virginia
Mr. Lyles
Pimlico
Windows Open for Fresh Air Debate in City Building
City workers push to reopen windows amid complaints of headaches from a sealed main office. Public Works Director Eisenhart requested 4000 dollars to test indoor air, echoed by critics who warn of health risks and cognitive effects from polluted air.
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Frederick
Frances Baker
Eisenhart
Mary Ellen Fise
Consumer Federation of America
U.S. Labor Department
American Lung Association
American Medical Association
Gary Baker
Local DSS weighs impact of DALP replacement TEMHA
Frederick County Social Services debates the loss of the Disability Assistance Loan Program and the shift to Temporary Emergency Medical and Housing Assistance. Officials warn vouchers create gaps while agencies, churches, and service clubs may need to fill needs as DSS plans funding use and outreach.
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Social Services
Frederick County
Parris Glendening
Mood
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Martha Nestor
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Catoctin
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S.t.ar
George Dorsey
Skip Lawrence
Columbia
Whitney
Inside the News
Banat BS Pontons
Frederick News- Porsre
Eso
Susan C.nicol
Stephen Mood
DSS
Bob Twentey
DALP
Mr. Twentey
Pat Davis
DSS Board
David Gray
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