Witness describes McVeigh mind-set and novel link
Kyle Kraus testified that Timothy McVeigh sent him a copy of The Turner Diaries in 1991 and discussed its themes of revolutionary violence. Kraus, McVeighs second cousin, said McVeigh warned it could happen, as prosecutors noted his search for bomb materials and mind-set before the Oklahoma City attack. The defense challenged FBI evidence handling, implying possible contamination of items from Nichols storage and the Kansas home search.
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Ramseys Defend Innocence in JonBenet Case Briefing
In Boulder Colorado the Ramseys pled not guilty to involvement in JonBenet's death, with Patricia Ramsey saying she loved her daughter and did not kill her. John Ramsey echoed the claim as reporters heard their four month silence, urging the public to help catch the killer.
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Tax cut differences block balanced budget
White House and congressional negotiators neared a five year budget balance with major tax cut concessions to Republicans and spending for education health care and welfare. They compromised on Medicare reductions and a small COLA cut while president Clinton stayed in close contact, but Democrats complained they were not consulted and feared excessive GOP gains.
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Senate OKs bill to shield volunteers from liability
The Senate approved a bill 99 to 1 to protect volunteers from certain liability claims. Sponsor Sen John Ashcroft argued the measure ends the pressure on people to choose between family and helping neighbors while Sen Paul Coverdell noted rising lawsuits have deterred volunteerism since the mid 1980s.
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Elimination of Mideast aid rejected by Capitol Hill
Rep. Tom Campbell proposed diverting part of aid to Israel and Egypt to help impoverished Africans. The idea drew swift pushback as the House International Relations Committee debated broader reform, with Campbell noting broad support but lawmakers hammering the aid cut proposal amid warning to Egypt on friendliness to Israel.
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