Notable thanks from children to Major Jones
Maj Homer Jones of the Oklahoma City Fire Department recalls reading letters from children of various ages. He notes that each letter shows how much his service is appreciated, and the act of reading them underscores the department’s value to the community.
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Oklahoma City bombing toll rises as search continues
FBI teams processed metal shards from the rental truck used in the bombing at the federal building as the death toll reached 124 with 15 children among the missing. Authorities weighed a possible second getaway car with an Arizona plate. The pit area hindered rescues while families held onto prayers and the FBI followed tips on John Doe No 2.
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Rescue workers strained as Oklahoma City bombing search continues
FEMA officials warn the Alfred P. Murrah Building rubble search is taking a toll on crews. Deputy director Gary Jones plans to release tired searchers and bring fresh crews from California. Fire Chief Gary Marrs hopes most work finishes early next week. Workers endure 12 hour shifts, now eight official hours, in a perilous pit amid shifting debris and ongoing shoring.
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