Oklahoma: Bombing City Oklahoma

Unwanted attention (Tacoma News Tribune) - 180 weeks ago

OKLAHOMA CITY - After the Washington Huskies lost to the Oklahoma Sooners on Sept. 9, a group of Seattle SuperSonics upper management and some corporate partners who had trekked here for the football game were treated to a dinner at a local steakhouse by new owner Clay Bennett.

Knowing Jack (The Norman Transcript) - 180 weeks ago

Oklahoma Daily adviser to retire next springBy Althea PetersonTranscript Staff WriterThis could be the ...

Knowing Jack (The Norman Transcript) - 180 weeks ago

Oklahoma Daily adviser to retire next spring

Law sought on explosive fertilizer (USA Today) - 180 weeks ago

Counterterrorism experts and lawmakers from both parties are demanding that Congress pass a law to restrict the sale of a popular fertilizer that was the key component in the Oklahoma City bombing.

Former US AG says prosecutors botched McVeigh case (NewsChannel 4) - 180 weeks ago

Former US Attorney General John Ashcroft says federal prosecutors "botched" the case of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh.

Winchester honored as Woman of the Year (Tuttle Times) - 180 weeks ago

OKLAHOMA CITY — Rep. Susan Winchester was honored as the “2006 Woman of the Year” Thursday night, Sept. 14 at a dinner attended by over 600 people at the Cox Convention Center in downtown Oklahoma City.

Ex-Attorney General Faults Prosecutors In Timothy McVeigh Case (KOTV 6 Tulsa) - 180 weeks ago

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ In a new book, former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft criticizes prosecutors in the case against Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, saying the team turned over too much information to the defense.

Former US attorney general says prosecutors botched McVeigh case (NewsChannel 10 Amarillo) - 180 weeks ago

OKLAHOMA CITY Former U-S Attorney General John Ashcroft says federal prosecutors "botched" the case of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh. Ashcroft's claim is in...

New evidence surfaces in bombing case (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) - 180 weeks ago

A notorious bombing case returns to trial court after defense attorneys unearth new evidence.

ETHAN ALLEN | ONE YEAR LATER: A tragedy of her own (Detroit Free Press) - 180 weeks ago

Jean Siler lies awake at night, almost every night. She tosses and turns, haunted by memories from the worst tragedies of our time. She was a Red Cross volunteer following the Oklahoma City bombing, in New York City after 9/11 and in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina.