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Ashcroft to oppose more McVeigh delays
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MAY 31, 2001 Attorney General John Ashcroft on Wednesday said he will oppose any attempt by convicted Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh to seek a delay of his scheduled execution. McVeigh's lawyers today will file papers to delay the June 11 execution, the first federal one in decades, unless he stops them. Their basis for a stay is the thousands of pages of documents the FBI withheld and only recently produced. Get the Story:
U.S. Will Oppose Any Request to Delay McVeigh Execution (The New York Times 5/31)
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