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Unlike other students who expressed surpriseover the incident, Tulsa resident R. Kyle Jones'98 said Oklahoma City made an easy target...
Robert A. Waldo '98, who is from Oklahoma City, said when he heard about the bombing, he was immediately worried about his father who works two blocks from the federal building that was destroyed by the blast...
Brandon C. Bethea '98, also an Oklahoma Cityresident, was also worried about family memberswhen he heard of the explosion. Bethea, however,was unable to contact his family for several hoursbecause some telephone lines in Oklahoma Cityweren't functioning after the explosion...
Harvard Club of Oklahoma City representativeThomas P. Howell '73 was also upset by thebombing. Howell works in an office building threeblocks from the destroyed federal office building...
...like to think of Oklahoma as a nice, safe,secure state with higher morals because it is inthe Bible belt, but I guess we have our share ofcriminals too," Jones said...