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Oklahoma City bombing Key date: April 19, 1995 What happened: McVeigh detonat- ed a truck with nearly 5,000 pounds of explosives in front of the Alfred P. Mur- rah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. The explosion killed 168 people. McVeigh was convicted on 11 counts of murder and put to death in 2001. How it is tied to the other events: McVeigh, according to the FBI, visited Waco, according to Boettcher.
McVeigh chose the date for his attack to coincide with the anniversary of the end. Columbine High School shooting Key date: April 20, 1999 What happened: Harris and Kle- bold killed 13 people and wounded 24 in a mass shooting at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. The two planted two bombs in the cafeteria of the school that did not detonate. The shooters later killed themselves. How it is tied to the other events: The shooting was originally planned for April 19 the sixth anniversary of the Waco siege ending and the fourth of the Oklahoma City bombing accord- ing to Cullen.
Acquiring the ammuni- tion pushed the date back to the 20th. Tragedies Continued from Page 1A OSHKOSH Well, one way to get into AirVenture for free. EAA is looking to more than 750 temporary positions across several areas to work at AirVenture July 22-28. EAA will host seven walk-in hiring events at the location be- tween this month and June for posi- tions in areas such as retail, security, parking, camper registration and bar- tending. Interested parties are encouraged to apply online at EAA.org/Hiring before the hiring events.
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EAA to stage hiring events for 750 temporary positions Justin Marville Oshkosh Northwestern USA TODAY NETWORK WISCONSIN APPLETON Former journalist Kelly Peterson said she was compelled to get into politics after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022. so many women, I felt my voice being heard, so I began attending fundraisers and town halls at my local Democratic Peterson said at a press conference Thursday at the Demo- cratic Party of Outagamie County That newfound interest in politics has prompted Peterson to run as a Dem- ocratic candidate for 2nd Senate District to the red district blue. running because your voice mat- ters.
Since the fall of Roe, 14 states have already enacted near-total abortion Peterson said. bans and arbitrary limits put lives in In Wisconsin, abor- tions are being provided after a Dane County judge ruled in July the 1849 abortion ban apply to consen- sual abortions. Although, the decision has been appealed to the state Supreme Court, which will likely uphold the ruling because of its liberal majority, but if it overturns the ruling it could stop abortions in Wisconsin again. Aside from abortion rights, Peterson said she wishes to address child care de- serts and struggles farmers face in Wis- consin. The state Senate seat is open for new- comers after incumbent Republican Robert Cowles of Allouez announced earlier this month he would not seek re- election.
Cowles has served Senate District 2 since 1987 and is the longest currently serving member of the Wisconsin Sen- ate. He will continue serving the district until his term expires in January. State Sen. Eric Wimberger, R-Green Bay, is running for Senate District 2, switching from his current District 30. Senate District 2 covers Little Chute and a portion of Kaukauna along its southern border and stretches north covering Clintonville, Suamico and Sha- wano.
The district leans red and Peterson acknowledged she has an uphill battle if she plans to the district blue. going to listen to people in this district and going to take their voices to Peterson told The Post- Crescent. will absolutely make a impact for state Senate District Sophia Voight covers local govern- ment and politics in the Fox Valley for The Post-Crescent. She can be reached with feedback and story tips at Kelly Peterson to run for 2nd Senate District seat as Democrat Sophia Voight Appleton Post-Crescent USA TODAY NETWORK WISCONSIN Peterson.
