Justice being served Terry Nichols gets life
Terry Nichols, convicted of conspiracy and eight involuntary manslaughter counts in the Oklahoma City bombing, is sentenced by U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch to life without parole. The judge calls Nichols an enemy of the Constitution while survivors react with mixed emotions as Nichols shows no emotion in court.
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Denver
Terry Nichols
Oklahoma City
U.S
Richard Matsch
Nichols
Roy Sells
Colorado
Timothy McVeigh
Matsch
McVeigh
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Lana Padilla
Josh
Mariie
Marsha Kight
Frankie Merrell
America
Slanted signature clue linked to Oklahoma City bombing suspect
In Topeka, investigators tied the Oklahoma City bombing to Timothy McVeigh via a backward-slanting signature on a motel registration. FBI agent Mark Bouton and Geary County officer Garry Berges recalled the gag order lifted after Terry Nichols sentencing. they recounted visiting the Dreamland Motel near Fort Riley, where a Ryder truck renter named Kling had stayed.
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Topeka
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Mark Bouton
FBI
Garry Berges
Geary County
Bouton
Berges
Denver
McVeigh
Terry Nichols
Bouton and
Junction City
Robert Kling
Interstate 70
Fort Riley
Dreamland
Lea McGown
Kling
McGown
Great Race and Biking Across Kansas Light Up Hays
In Hays tonight the Great Race with million-dollar vintage cars arrives while about 3,000 Harley riders begin Ride Across America overnighting in town as part of Harley’s 95th anniversary. Almost a thousand bicyclists start the 24th Biking Across Kansas, crossing the state over eight days from the Colorado line to Leavenworth, via three routes with public gym floor stays and tent lodging.
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Charlie Riedel
Haya Daily News
Charla Brant
Jeff
Jana Jordan
Sternberg Museum of Natural History
Hays
Hays Convention and Visitors Bureau
Sternberg Museum
History Channel
America
Kansas
Milwaukee
Wis
Kansas-Colorado
Leavenworth
BAK
Larry
Norma Christie
Wichita
Larry Christie
Farmers oppose weather modification program in Kansas hearing
At a Northwest Kansas Groundwater Management District meeting 25 farmers voiced displeasure over a cloud seeding program. The board noted 135 eligible signatures on a petition from 362 submitted, and discussions focused on suspending or voting on the program, with the board declining a binding vote but promising further discussion at the August 13 budget hearing.
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Colby
Northwest Kansas
Northwest Kansas Groundwater Management District
Wayne Bossert
Northwest
Kansas
Lon Frahm
Kansas Water Office
Bossert
Mason
Beer
Weeden
Hawkins
Frahm
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