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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1995

Page

8

Blast survivors return to work at Oklahoma City credit union

Florence Rogers leads the Federal Employees Credit Union as it reopens in a temporary site after the Alfred P. Murrah Building blast. Ninety back on the job, many survivors cope with loss of 18 women colleagues, while HUD and Social Security offices ease reopening with shifted staff and new offices.

Oklahoma City Florence Rogers Miss Rogers Federal Employees Credit Union Alfred P. Murrah Federal Stephen Weatherford Henry Cisneros W.z. Lawton HUD Tulsa Fort Worth Texas Social Security Administration Agency Barbara Wagner Social Security Claims Credit Union Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building

Nichols in-laws defend suspect amid bombing claims

Eduardo Torres says Terry Nichols loves children and cannot be involved in the April 19 blast that killed 19, as Marife Nichols faces FBI custody. The Guam Pacific Daily News interview notes the couple’s Cebu City marriage in 1990, their sons Jason born 1991 and Nichol who died in 1993, their Nevada and Michigan moves, and ties to Timothy McVeigh.

Manila Philippines Oklahoma City Terry Nichols Mr. Nichols Marife FBI Nichols Eduardo Torres Pacific Daily News Guam Torres Terry Mr. Torres Mariie Nichols Cebu City Cebu Nevada Michigan James Timothy McVeigh Brian Grider Curtis Wilkey Norman

Thousands pay respects at the Alfred Murrah bombing wreckage

Thousands visit the wrecked Alfred Murrah federal building in Oklahoma City as demolition looms. People from Norman join a pilgrimage near the 8 foot fence while FBI and federal authorities pursue leads, including a potential link to John Doe No 2. Newsweek cites letters from Timothy McVeigh. Colbern remains in custody on unrelated charges with uncertain ties to the bombing.

Oklahoma City Federal Building John Doe No. 2 Mr. McVeigh Junction City Kan Newsweek McVeigh G- Men G-men Jennifer McVeigh Phoenix Steven Garrett Colbern Tim Tuttle Oatman Ariz Colbern New York Times Justice Department

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