Word: blasted
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...already plain that the explosion did more than just remind us that terrorism happens. In a nation that has entertained and appalled itself for years with hot talk on the radio and the campaign trail, the inflamed rhetoric of the '90s is suddenly an unindicted co-conspirator in the blast. As for antigovernment sentiment, so long as Americans are fretful about Washington-for that matter, so long as Americans are Americans-it won't go away. How it's expressed, however, is now subject to reconsideration. Then there's the gun lobby, which only a few weeks ago was basking...
...proceeding without the cooperation of McVeigh, but it continues to lead to him. Last week U.S. magistrate Ronald Howland denied him bail and said "an indelible trail of evidence" linked McVeigh to the crime. Eyewitnesses place him near the scene of the bombing before the 9:02 a.m. blast on April 19. An fbi agent has testified that McVeigh's clothing tested positive for traces of explosive materials. With McVeigh in custody, the most urgent question facing federal agents is where else -- and to whom -- that trail leads. John Doe No. 2 remains missing, and may have left the scene...
Also grabbing the offensive spotlight was sophomore outfielder Melissa Kreuder, who complemented Reinhard's blast with one of her own, a two-run home...
Hochanadel currently leads the Crimson in doubles (8), triples (3), home runs (3, including a blast over the Green Monster at Fenway during the Beanpot), and total bases (46). And as if that weren't enough, he is tied with freshman Brett Vankoski for the lead in RBI's with...
...noise; the flying glass and masonry; the bloody, broken bodies and screams of the injured--is traumatic enough to throw most adults into profound shock. But if the grownups who survived the Oklahoma City explosion are numb in its aftermath, what could be going through the minds of the blast's smallest and most vulnerable victims, the children...