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Terry and James Nichols, the Michigan brothers held as material witnesses in the Oklahoma bombing case, were charged with conspiring with suspect Timothy McVeigh to makeexplosive devices. McVeigh, a friend of Terry Nichols who had spent time at James Nichols' Decker, Mich., farmhouse, was named as co-conspirator. An FBI affidavit says James Nichols had "observed McVeigh and Terry Nichols making an exploding bottle bomb at his residence in 1992, using brake fluid, gasoline and diesel fuel." The affidavit also says Daniel Stomber, a nearby resident, heard James Nichols say that "judges and President Clinton should be killed, and that...
...speeding, and then held him for reasons not yet disclosed. This afternoon, the other man in the sketches, Terry Lynn Nichols, voluntarily surrendered in Herington, Kan.; police officials say he is cooperating in the investigation. The FBI searched the home of Nichols' brother, James Douglas Nichols, in rural Decker, Mich. The Nichols brothers and McVeigh are thought to be members of theMilitia of Michigan, a paramilitary groupthat held meetings in Junction City, Kan., the town where the truck used in the bombing was rented. The group, founded last year, believes the federal government has outstripped its authority, especially...
...Terry Lynn Nichols and James Douglas Nichols. CNN reported they and McVeigh are thought to be members of the Michigan Militia, a paramilitary group that held meetings in Junction City, Kan., the town where the truck used in the bombing was rented. The FBI reportedly raided the town of Decker, Michigan in connection with the bombing this afternoon...
...quite some time I have wondered about how faculty members and administration choose what events they attend. Since the criticism implicit above shares space with my equally strong desire to learn more about this process, I would appreciate any responses. Annie Decker...
...played double bass in a jazz band and produced herb beer at home but succeeded at neither. His prim "Mam" made a religion of getting along; eventually she retreated into what Bennett calls "her flat, unmemoried days," like a meeker George III. Young Alan sought glamour in Leeds' double-decker trams, musty mystery in the artifacts of Grandma's parlor. Later he would realize he had a great subject in this gray world. It begged for a wit that evokes nostalgia and distress, and Bennett became its not-quite-lyric poet: the bardof the drab...