Retraining Ordered for 10,000 Air Traffic Controllers
Federal officials ordered a two hour refresher course for about 10,000 air traffic controllers after two planes narrowly avoided a collision by 20 feet over La Guardia. An FAA memo cited rising errors in final approaches landings and departures, with nationwide 19 percent increases in operational errors and 49 percent in surface errors.
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Nichols given life sentence for Oklahoma City bombing
Terry Nichols received life in prison for his role in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, with Judge Richard Matsch labeling him an enemy of the Constitution. Survivors and relatives reacted with mixed emotions, while Nichols' attorney vowed an appeal.
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Thomas Jefferson
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Raymond Washburn
Denver
Jennifer Walker
David
Oneta Johnson
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Norma Jéan Johnson
Rebecca
Brandon Denny
Jim Denny
Starr investigation delayed as Supreme Court blocks direct appeal
Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr must delay efforts to compel testimony from Clinton aide Bruce Lindsey and Secret Service personnel in the Lewinsky inquiry. The Supreme Court refused to bypass the appellate route, ordering expedited action by the appeals court despite the setback.
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Base closings plan derailed by White House meddling clash
Lawmakers from both parties criticise White House involvement in base closing, as Defense Secretary Cohen seeks two new rounds in 2001 and 2005. The controversy follows 1991 to 1995 closures and a leaked memo blamed on White House meddling to protect California and Texas defense jobs.
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Transcripts of Oswald trial to be released Monday
Marina Oswald Porter testified to a New Orleans grand jury on February 8, 1968, saying she doubted her husband would be involved in any conspiracy if he killed Kennedy. The transcripts, part of Shaw trial records, will be released by the Assassination Records Review Board, after being secured by WDSU-TV from the district attorney’s office.
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