City mourns fallen officers and victims of Oklahoma bombing
Oklahoma City honors law enforcement and federal victims from the April 19 bombing with ceremonies. Governor Keating pledged state and federal justice as USDA workers and others are remembered by planting white, red, and pink trees in Heartland Grove Memorial Park. Attorney General Reno planned sympathy visits as McVeigh and Nichols face charges.
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Pilot acquitted on alcohol but convicted of littering in paper drop over Independence
A Dallas man Robert B. Moore 38 was acquitted of flying under the influence after a rooftop toilet paper drop over Main Street but found guilty of littering and refusing a breath test. He faces up to seven months in jail and $1000 in fines with sentencing set for June 13. Authorities said he and friends planned the dare and Moore piloted a single engine plane to drop toilet paper over the city.
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