Jurors visit Oklahoma City bombing site
An Oklahoma City field trip saw 16 McVeigh jurors and alternates tour the site, meet survivors and victims’ relatives, and reflect on the 168 lives lost. Tears flowed as they stood by the elm tree and viewed mementos on the surrounding fence. Governor Keating praised their professionalism and calming influence on faith in justice.
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Oklahoma City
Timothy McVeigh
Marlene Wichael
Michael
Thornton
Colo
Frank Keating
Drew Edmondson
America
Keating
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Stephen Jones
McVeigh
Oklahoma
Diane Leonard
Edmondson
Don
James Osgood
Vera Chubb
Cathy Keating
Tyson Accused of Dumping Chicken Waste Near Waterways
BERLIN MD AP Tyson Foods is accused of dumping thousands of gallons of chicken feathers and guts near creeks threatening water pollution. Officials warn fines up to 10000 per day if sludge seeps into state waters. Tyson says it will stop and fix issues.
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Berlin
Tyson Foods Inc
J.L. Hearn
State Department of the Environment
The
Washington Post
Streep blasts AFI top 100 vote process as biased
Meryl Streep decried the AFI 100 greatest U.S. films ballot as discriminatory toward women at the Crystal Awards in Los Angeles. She noted ballots were distributed to thousands but few if any women raised hands to vote, highlighting a male-dominated industry.
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Los Angeles
American Film Institute
U.S
Streep
AFI
Jean Picker Firstenberg
Institute
Clinton
Gore
Firstenberg
Snow White
Gale Anne Hurd
Columbia Tri-Star
Lucy Fisher
Women In Film
Tichi Wilkerson Kassel
Geena Davis
Stun gun dad loses parental rights in Kentucky case
Stacey Haynes, 34, pleaded guilty to criminal abuse after using a stun gun and needle on his four year old daughters. He agreed to termination of parental rights and four months in jail with five years probation. The twins, described by police as flopping like fish, will be placed for adoption as their mother cannot care for them.
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Newport
Stacey Haynes
Haynes
Navy ends bell-bottoms for sailors in new uniforms
Newport News AP report notes the Navy replaces 60 year old denim dungarees with straight twill pants and a chambray polyester cotton shirt. Uniform Board says new materials wear longer, feel better and look smarter, while bell bottoms remain for service dress. Sailors react with nostalgia and practicality.
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Newport News
U.S. Navy
Navy
Navy Uniform Board
Jean Hort
Navy Department Library
Washington, D.C
Merritt Allen
Bellbottom
USS Nimitz
Daniel Marden
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Marlene Michael
Tyson
Hearn
Ocean City
Atlantic
John Herron
Post
Jim Blair
Tyson Foods
Blair
Associated Press
E&j
Texas
Odessa
Tool Rentals
Shugart Studios, Inc
N. County Road
Streep Bemoans
Novell Cne
Teres Cub
Farsight
West University
Odessa Midland
Kamal N. Tolia
M.D
Elizabeth Arden
Ceramide Firm
Elizabeth Ant
Ceramide
NET West
Rahe
Inle
Eij “Eizabeth Arde
5Th Avenue
Dillard's
Visa
Mastercard
American Express
Discover
Diners Club
Music City Mall
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