McVeigh Appeals Move Through Denver Courts in OKC Bombing Case
Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols face prolonged legal wrangling after the Oklahoma City bombing verdict. McVeigh plans a notice of appeal to the 10th Circuit within a month and seeks a new trial by July 7, while Nichols awaits trial on murder and conspiracy charges. Appeals challenge federal death penalty validity and evidentiary rulings, with possible grounds including foreign terrorism theory and FBI lab findings. The process could span years as both defendants pursue further judicial reviews.
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McVeigh's Hometown Seeks Media Silence After Verdict
Pendleton residents respond with no comment as reporters press for reaction to Timothy McVeigh's death sentence. In Oklahoma City, victims and families react with relief, mixed joy, or lingering sadness as the verdict settles.
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Weather forecast notes and inconsistent entries
A fragmented weather brief lists days with clear cool, sunny and pleasant conditions. It mentions partly sunny warmer with a chance of showers and high temperatures near 80. Other lines note cloudy or showers with highs around 75 and a typos with a low shown as 5 dollars.
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Clinton Calls for Renouncing Bigotry Across Racial Divide
President Clinton urged white and black Americans to renounce bigotry in a UC San Diego commencement address designed to trace race relations in America. He pledges a yearlong effort with a new advisory board to spark national discussion and deliver concrete actions on housing education and the judiciary.
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Auto dealer sues for right to fly flags
In Melbourne Florida a used car dealer sues the city to permit unlimited flags on his lot. The city limits flags to four for safety and aesthetics, with fines up to 250 dollars. Abdal flew up to two dozen flags on his cars and seeks a temporary restraining order to lift the ordinance for ten days.
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