White supremacist couple charged in plot to bomb landmark
Two alleged white supremacists, Leo Felton and Erica Chase, were indicted on 10 counts for planning a bombing to spark a racial war and for stockpiling explosive materials in their Boston apartment. Agents found notebooks with Anal and ANFO recipes and Felton bought 50 pounds of ammonium nitrate and 10 bird bombs.
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Leo Felton
White Order of Thule
Erica Chase
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Jim McNally
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
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Clinton Wins Dayton Peace Prize For Bosnia Efforts
Former President Clinton accepted the Dayton Peace Prize in Dayton Ohio for work to end the Bosnian War. At Wright Patterson Air Force Base he urged privatization and greater U S and European investment to help Bosnia become an independent economy. More than 400 attendees included Bosnian and Croatian ambassadors.
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Clinton
Balkans
United States
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Bosnia
Croatia
Dead oak trees feared to fuel California fires
Experts warn that the Sudden Oak Death outbreak has killed thousands of oaks from Sonoma County to Big Sur. Infected oaks are drier and burn hotter, potentially turning dying trees into fire conduits during the upcoming fire season, officials say. Louis Blumberg of Cal Fire notes dead trees generate heat and resist containment.
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Sacramento
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California
Louis Blumberg
California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
Man arrested over alleged assault at Sesame Place Cookie Monster
Langhorne Pa Police say 22 year old Lee P McPhatter of Waldorf Maryland allegedly assaulted a Sesame Place employee in a Cookie Monster suit after the character refused to pose for a photo He denies the charges saying the officer would not listen and his daughter Mina loves the character.
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Space Command maps concept for anti-satellite tech
U S Space Command planners outline long range space warfare concepts including micropaint satellites and light beams to blind or confuse enemy satellites. Officials stress these ideas are exploratory, with a 20 year plan and budget of 12 to 45 million annually, to avoid permanent damage and avoid declaring weapons.
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Dan Ziegler
Adriane Craig
Carpenter
U.S
Ziegler
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