Jennifer McVeigh Testifies Before Oklahoma Grand Jury
In Oklahoma City Jennifer McVeigh arrives to testify before a grand jury probing the Murrah Federal Building bombing as her brother faces prison on related charges. Her attorney says she is not a target and sources note she may be a friendly witness amid ongoing federal investigations.
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Glynn Tipton
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Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Terry Nichols
Sennifer McVeigh
Associated Press
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N.Y
Parents debate fate of Dahmer's brain
In PORTAGE, Jeffrey Dahmer's remains lie in a morgue for over eight months as his parents dispute brain study. His mother Doyce Flint seeks examination to uncover biological factors behind his crimes, while Lionel Dahmer wishes to put the matter behind him. Coroner Keith Epps noted the disagreement and the unresolved issue after police discovered body parts in Dahmer's Milwaukee apartment in 1991.
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Doyce Flint
Columbia County
Keith Epps
Lionel Dahmer
Epps
Dahimer
Milwaukee
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Sane
NRA membership falls by 300000 amid dues rise
Washington reports the National Rifle Association lost more than 300000 members in the past year after two years of growth. Five straight monthly declines followed a January uptick, leaving the group with just under 3.2 million members at June end. Wayne LaPierre cited higher dues as the cause of the drop.
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Associated Press
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Williamsburg man perishes saving Porsche from garage fire
William sburg VA a 52 year old businessman died while trying to rescue his Porsche from a smoke filled garage authorities say Firefighters recovered Robert Vermillion s body inside the cream colored car He apparently was overcome by smoke and the fire spokesman said the Porsche exhaust may have ignited nearby combustibles leaving the car damaged but the garage largely intact
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Robert Vermillion
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Bob Ryans
Porsche
Liverpool chief's dual role prompts scrutiny over perks
Liverpool Police Chief Neri, paid part time and holding a private practice, used an unmarked 1991 Crown Victoria and village funds to cover his wife’s conference costs and $14,000 toward his Syracuse University law degree. Village officials say scheduling and conflicts were managed, but critics raise concerns about ethics and the chief’s public duties.
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Syracuse
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Wes
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Gerard Neri
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Village Employee Benefits From Closed Door Deal
A village employee gains from a private arrangement not open to public scrutiny. The deal involves undisclosed terms and appears to favor the insider while raising questions about transparency and governance. Further details remain unavailable.
Surfers Watch Erin Fury as Florida Evacuates Coast
Hurricane Erin neared Florida, prompting evacuation orders for more than 163,000 residents in Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties. Police urged departures door to door, while some residents, including surfers, chose to stay and observe the storm’s approach.
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State to pay for fans and air conditioners
Albany proposes immediate aid of at least 1.5 million dollars to assist poor New Yorkers heat wave relief by purchasing fans and air conditioners. Governor Pataki notes the funds come from an 11.5 million federal grant provided by President Clinton. Eligibility requires no assets and income at or below 60 percent of statewide median for a three person family.
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Albany
George Pataki
Clinton
Chicago
Daniel Hogan
State Department of Social Services
Heat wave rumor debunked by Weather Service expert
National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Miskus says the heat feels worse than it is due to humidity and perception. Record highs in July touched 108 in Wisconsin to 121 in Phoenix, with forecasts predicting hotter conditions into August. Chicago saw brief spikes above normal.
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Conn
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