Unabomber peaks in notoriety amid Oklahoma City links
The Unabomber may be at the height of his notoriety as letters and a 35,000 word manifesto flood the public sphere after the Oklahoma City bombing. Criminologists note his publicity surge, while authorities tighten security at Los Angeles International Airport and continue monitoring his communications to scientists and media.
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San Francisco State University
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Mr. Rustigan
Los Angeles
Rustigan
New York Times
Los Angeles International Airport
Howard Whitehead
FBI
University of California, Berkeley
The
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Washington Post
George Grotz
Grotz
the Post
San Francisco Examiner
Unabomber
Penthouse Magazine
Freedom Club
Newsweek
Scientific American Maga
Bloody weekend deepens doubts on UN peacekeepers fate
In Sarajevo shelling killed over a dozen as Serbs attacked UN convoys and French peacekeepers used a 120 mm mortar, signaling a harsher phase for the UN mission in Bosnia. NATO jets later buzzed Sarajevo after UN reports of continued Serb shelling and emboldened attacks.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.N
Bosnia
Mount Igman
U.S
NATO
Arthritis Center seeks RA study participants in Frederick
The Arthritis and Osteoporosis Center of Maryland invites adults 18 to 75 with rheumatoid arthritis who have never taken Methotrexate to enroll in a research study. Eligible participants receive all study care at no cost, including labs and physician visits, with enrollment limited. Call 301 698 1255 or 1 800 974 4466 for details.
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Arthritis & Osteoporosis Center of
Maryland
Nathan Wei
Thomas Johnson Drive
Frederick
Waves at intersection go viral in Lima two boys aim high
Caleb Miller and Bryan Stoddard, both 10, started a wave-at-people stunt at a busy Lima intersection with a goal of 300 waves. They counted 504 in three hours and set a 1000-wave target despite a thunderstorm, adding rules for vehicles and horn-dances.
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Lima
Ohio
Caleb Miller
Bryan Stoddard
Caleb
Foster seeks foster home in Arlington via personal ad
Sean Dorrington, 18, placed an Arlington Advocate open letter seeking a new family for one year while finishing high school. He has lived in foster care since age nine after being taken from abusive parents. Evergreen Community Services evicted him due to age and local foster-home shortages. The state funds older teens in school, but critics argue the burden falls on the youth.
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Sean Dorrington
Dorrington
Arlington Advocate
Arlington High School
State Department of Social Services
DSS
Evergreen Community Services
Arlington
Evergreen
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