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Thursday, June 19, 1997
Investigators turned up an alleged statement from Edwin Angeles, a jailed Filipino terrorist, that he met Nichols at a meeting on Mindanao. Also at the meeting, Angeles said, was Ramzi Yousef, the accused mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing.
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Oklahoma City Blast Reported

Wednesday, April 19, 1995

(Reuters) - An explosion devastated a government building in Oklahoma City on Wednesday, local television reported. A witness told the KFOR television station it was "unlikely anyone could survive" if they were in the building, and the station showed injured, bleeding people on the street.

Car Bomb Blamed in Oklahoma Bombing

Wednesday, April 19, 1995

(Reuters) - Federal law enforcement officials said on Wednesday they believed a large car bomb had been responsible for the deadly explosion at a government building in Oklahoma City. The officials confirmed a report on CNN that investigators believe the blast was caused by a car bomb located outside the building.

The search for survivors ends

Friday, May 05, 1995

(CNN) - The search for victims ended a few minutes before midnight in Oklahoma City. Two blast victims remain unaccounted for and fire officials believe they will, most likely, never be found. Rescuers returned home somber but with pride in the job they did...and pride in their community.

Philippines Linked to Oklahoma Bombing

Tuesday, May 09, 1995

(Star) - The Bloody killing of innocent Americans in the tragic Oklahoma City bombing has been linked to Middle Eastern terrorists. The Arab terrorist group known as Abu Sayyaf used Terry Nichols as a secret go-between in the plot. The Abu Sayyaf is linked to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

McVeigh Sentenced to Death

Friday, June 13, 1997

(Reuters) - Former soldier Timothy McVeigh was sentenced to death Friday for the Oklahoma City bombing, a devastating attack that killed 168 people and thrust indiscriminate political terror into the heart of America. The jury deliberated for 11 hours before deciding that McVeigh should be executed for the April 19, 1995 bombing.

Connection between Nichols, global terrorists alleged

Thursday, June 19, 1997

(Rocky Mountain News) -- Investigators turned up an alleged statement from Edwin Angeles, a jailed Filipino terrorist, that he met Nichols at a meeting on Mindanao. Also at the meeting, Angeles said, was Ramzi Yousef, the accused mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing. Angeles claimed the meeting centered on bombing activities.

Nichols gets life for Oklahoma bombing

Thursday, June 04, 1998

(CNN) - Terry Nichols was sentenced Thursday to spend the rest of his life in federal prison for his role as a conspirator in the 1995 bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building. The bombing killed 168 people and injured more than 500 others. .S. District Judge Richard Matsch imposed the sentence of life without parole.

Edwin Angeles Killed in Philippines

Monday, January 18, 1999

(PNA) - One of the top leaders of the dreaded Abu Sayyaf operating in the province met his end after he was gunned down allegedly by own comrades. Edwin Angeles was gunned down after he came from a prayer at a nearby Mosque. The suspects were all armed with .45 cal. pistol when they approached Angeles from behind and started shooting.