Prosecutors seek death in embassy bombing case
Four men connected to the 1998 U S embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania were found guilty of a global conspiracy to murder. Two defendants face the death penalty as jurors consider the harshest punishment while others receive life terms. Evidence included confessions and graphic crime scenes as survivors testified.
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U.S
Africa
World Justice
Osama bin Laden
Manhattan
Kenya
Tanzania
Charles Abiud
Nairobi
Mohamed Rashed Daoud Al-’Owhali
Khalfan Khamis Mohamed
Mohamed
Al-Owhali
Elien Bomer
Bomer
Mohamed Sadeek Odeh
Wadih el- Hage
Mary Jo White
FBI
Al-’Owhali
Mohammed
McVeigh to meet with attorneys on appeal
Convicted Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh planned to meet with his lawyers this week to decide whether to file a stay request based on about 4000 FBI documents turned over earlier this month. Attorneys Rob Nigh and Dick Burr aimed to draft paperwork during a Terre Haute visit.
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Denver
Oklahoma City
Timothy McVeigh
FBI
McVeigh
Rob Nigh
Tulsa
Dick Burr
Terre Haute
Ind
Nigh
Nathan Chambers
ABC
CBS
NBC
Chambers
Associated Press
John Ashcroft
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ricardo Ojeda
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Ojeda
Tom Pickard
Border crossing survivor charged as smuggler in Arizona
Jesus Lopez-Ramos, once praised as a lucky survivor of the deadliest border trek since 1987, is now charged as a smuggler. Federal prosecutors may seek the death penalty. He and two guides led about 30 migrants from Sonoyta, Sonora, into Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge. The group endured 115 degree heat, with water runs and a harsh desert journey that left 14 dead.
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Phoenix
Arizona Desert
Jesus Lopez-Ramos
Lopez-Ramos
Sonoyta
Sonora
U.s.-Mexico
Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge
Arizona
Pentagon plans to rebuild damaged spy plane for flight
The Pentagon will dismantle the EP-3E Aries II, ship it home in large pieces on cargo planes, and reassemble it for repair and reuse. Lockheed Martin is expected to service the aircraft. China rejected a U S visit to Hong Kong and blocked the USS Inchon port call.
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Pentagon
China
Craig Quigley
Lockheed Martin Corp
Bush Administration
Hong Kong
Quigley
United States
Inchon
Lingshui
Hainan Island
Franklin County Planning Commission Public Meeting Notice
Franklin County Planning Commission will hold a public meeting on June 41 2001 at 7 30 PM to receive input from the public and agencies on the county Comprehensive Plan update. The plan will guide future development and growth in the county. All residents and interested groups are invited to share concerns and questions. Larry D Walred Planning Director.
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Franklin County Planning Commission
Franklin County
Planning Commission
Larry D. Walred
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