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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1995

Page

7

Oklahoma City bombing recovery and investigations continue

Rescue teams cleared fallen debris in Oklahoma City as they search for victims and await a memorial. Lt. Fannie Kemp and 30 firefighters completed the sweep and planned a service. FBI leads surge with a $2 million reward, while officials map the Social Security building’s fall and prepare possible memorial plans.

Fannie Kemp Oklahoma City Kemp FBI Dan Vogel Hansen Social Security Office Federal General Services Administration Washington Ron Norick Janet Reno U.S Ms. Reno John Doe No. 2 Pauli Shuffler True Value Kingman Ariz Timothy McVeigh McVeigh Shuffler Federal Building

Gary Busey hospitalized after suspected cocaine overdose

Malibu actor Gary Busey was rushed to a hospital unconscious with cocaine found on him and other drugs in his home as deputies investigated. His fiancée alerted authorities around 9 30 p m. Investigators noted a past explosion near Kingman as a possible related incident while other items such as ammonium nitrate and fuel oil were mentioned.

Malibu Calif Gary Busey Los Angeles County Britta Tubbs Buddy Holly Sheriff's Department Busey Tubbs Kingman Wichita Kan Terry Nichols Kansas Oklahoma Federal Emergency Management Agency

Poll backs security powers after Oklahoma bombing

An Associated Press poll conducted April 28 to May 2 shows 54 percent of U S adults support government efforts to stop terrorism even if it intrudes on rights and privacy. Women favor this approach 64 percent versus 44 percent of men, with 61 percent expecting more terrorism next year.

New York Oklahoma Associated Press U.S

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