McVeigh Is Given Death Sentence In Oklahoma City Bombing
Timothy McVeigh receives the death penalty for the Oklahoma City bombing after a jury verdict finding him guilty of murder and conspiracy. His co defendant Terry Nichols faces trial later this year. The panel chose execution by injection after deliberating over 11 hours across two days. The sentencing follows the April 19, 1995 attack that killed 168 people and injured hundreds.
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Denver
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
McVeigh
Alfred P Murrah Federal
MecVeigh
Terry Nichols
Richard Matsch
Federal
Kathleen Treanor
Mike Lenz
Carrie
Branch Davidian
Waco
Texas
Stephen Jones
Maryland lawmakers report assets in millions in 1996 disclosure
Maryland delegates Roscoe Bartlett and Constance Morella reported assets valued in the millions on 1996 financial disclosures released Friday. Bartlett, a Western Maryland Republican in his third term, lists mainly real estate including two Frederick County properties over 100 acres valued up to 10 million with rents between 15 000 and 50 000. Morella, a Montgomery County Republican, reported assets from 573 029 to 16 million and trips funded by outside groups including visits to India and Bermuda.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Roscoe Bartlett
R-6th
Western Maryland
Frederick County
Constance Morella
India
Bermuda
Morella
Montgomery County
New Delhi
Aspen Institute
Hamilton
Lisbon
Portugal
Ms. Morella
Father and son reunited after 21 years across the Pacific
Donald Blower, 43, and his son Donald Valle meet in Emmitsburg on Easter Sunday at Dulles Airport after 21 years apart. Blower had left the Philippines in 1975 and believed his family lost. Valle, born December 7 1973 in Manila, learned of his father through letters and a San Francisco service.
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Emmitsburg
Donald Blower
Mr. Blower
Dulles
Philippines
Faye Valle
Manila
America
Australia
Joan Blower
Hong Kong
St. Patrick's Day
Donald Valle
Valle
United Airlines
San Francisco
Mr Blower
Don Blower
Robbins reflects on 10 years with school board
Earl Robbins Jr outlines a confrontational view of education focusing on advanced tracks and testing. He advocates Scholastic Assessment Test use in middle school, stricter coursework for black students, and tougher expectations for minority families. His controversial stance accompanies his decade on the Frederick County Board of Education as his tenure nears its end.
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Robbins
Earl Robbins Jr
Frederick County
Earlene Thornton
Jean Smith
Smuth
Downtown Frederick Sees String Of Antique Thefts
In the historic downtown area thieves target priceless antiques and heavy yard ornaments. One yard on Record Street near City Hall has been hit three times with a 48 by 32 inch planter valued around 7500 dollars stolen. a City Hall worker saw the men struggle with the planter and note a matching pickup plate from a Baltimore theft.
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Frederick
Record Street
City Hall
Tom Yewell
Yewell
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