Oklahoma City bombing memorial ceremony honors 168 victims
John Taylor among thousands at groundbreaking for a $24.1 million memorial at the Murrah site. The plan includes a reflecting pool an interactive museum and 168 stone chairs. A portion of the surrounding fence will be kept as part of the memorial. Taylor spoke of his daughter Teresa Lauderdale and the enduring impact on survivors.
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Oklahoma City
John Taylor
Taylor
Teresa Lauderdale
al Gore
Janet Reno
Alfred P. Murrah
Ng fights murder charges in long delayed trial
Charles Ng, 37, proclaims innocence in the torture and killing of 12 people at a Sierra Nevada foothills cabin in 1984 85. Prosecutors insist he and Leonard Lake were the killers, with Lake dying in 1986 and Ng the sole survivor to face trial after 18 years of delays.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Charles Ng
California Supreme Court
Sierra Nevada Foothills
Leonard Lake
Lake
Senator backs removal of dams in Northwest waterway
Environmentalists and Clinton officials push dam removals on the Columbia-Snake system to aid endangered salmon. Senator Slade Gorton of Washington blocks unilateral removal authority and withholds 22 million dollars for Elwha Dam demolition in western Washington after federal officials reject the plan.
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Clinton Administration
Pacific Northwest
Slade Gorton
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Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Gorton
House
Appropriations Interior Subcommittee
Maryland student held after campus threat over test
University of Maryland police say Stephen Clancy Hill, 22, economics senior, threatened a teaching assistant in a bid to get an ion test he had not taken. He was arrested October 14 on first degree assault and weapons charges.
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Washington
University of Maryland
Stephen Clancy Hill
Alvaro Alvarez-Parrilla
Hill
Hen Alvarez-Parrilla
Sundquist withholds endorsement in Burks race
In Tennessee, Gov. Don Sundquist declines to back Charlotte Burks widow of slain Sen. Tommy Burks as a write-in Democratic candidate. He cites the GOP disavowal of Byron Looper who faces murder charges and lacks a Republican opponent in the race.
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Nashville
Tenn
Don Sundquist
Tommy Burks
Sundquist
Byron
Gas well fire kills seven men in Bienville Parish
A natural gas well explosion near Bryceland Bienville Parish killed seven men over the weekend as authorities recovered five charred bodies. The blast occurred Saturday during initial pumping preparations, in a remote area about 45 miles east of Shreveport.
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Bienville Parish
Shreveport
Police seek DNA in alleged nursing home case
Boston investigators plan to obtain DNA from all male staff at Town Manor Nursing Home in Lawrence after a comatose 24 year old woman gave birth to a premature baby girl four days after doctors discovered she was pregnant. Authorities will request samples to identify a potential suspect among workers.
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Lawrence
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Joseph Galante
Lawrence Fagle Tribune
Obituary notes for two longtime writers and professors
Howard Bloomfield 98 journalist and writer appeared in Colliers and the Saturday Evening Post died October 18 of pneumonia in Portland Maine. Charles Coton Killingsworth 81 economist and Michigan State University professor in labor relations died October 16 of a heart attack in Lansing Michigan.
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Colliers
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Saturday Evening Post
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Maine
Charles Coton Killingsworth
Michigan State University
Lansing
Mich
Private services for murdered physician Slepian amid clinic flowers
Dozens of bouquets fill the doorway of Dr. Barnett Slepian's Buffalo clinic as private funeral services are held for the 52 year old obstetrician gynecologist killed Friday shortly after returning home from synagogue. Investigators pursue a suspect in what is described as the fifth sniper attack on an abortion provider in four years. A photo and protest signs mark the scene outside his Amherst home.
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Buffalo
Barnett Slepian
Slepian
Vacco pushes death penalty in abortion clinic violence
New York Attorney General Dennis Vacco faces criticism from abortion rights groups amid calls for the death penalty for the upstate doctor killer. He defends his record as prosecutors are cited for not vigorously prosecuting abortion protesters linked to Dr. Barnett Slepian's murder.
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Virginia
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New York
Dennis Vacco
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Barnett Slepian
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National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League
Eliot Spitzer
Spitzer
Conlin
Natal
Buffalo
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