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Which helps explains why some Oklahomans now feel like second-class victims. "It's not personal," says Marsha Kight, whose daughter perished in the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. "The Sept. 11 compensation fund is creating inequitable differences between us and them. Should there really be a hierarchy...
...survivors obviously hope for a closure that has so far eluded them, for a miraculous lifting of their grief. But they have their expectations in check. "In the early stages I wanted to see the execution because I was hoping to hear 'I'm sorry' from McVeigh," says Tom Kight, who is raising his eight-year-old granddaughter after his stepdaughter's death. "But from what I gather there will be no remorse. The execution is just an end to one part of this. It's not closure." Priscilla Salyers, who was critically wounded, is watching not as "part...
...jurors unanimously sentenced him to death. McVeigh showed no emotion, and as he was led away, he used two fingers to wave to the jury. He turned to his parents and his sister to mouth the words, "It's O.K." "Is he on some kind of medication?" asks Marsha Kight, who lost a daughter in the blast and believes execution is not punishment enough for McVeigh. "Death is easy," she says. "He'll be gone in two minutes...
...Captain Mary Sheehan cracked a would-be single down the right field line but--with Smith's Sarah Kight taking her time going after the ball--Sheehan turned the corner and wheeled into second with a heads-up double...
...Arena show, are ten other kingpins of acquatics. Among the women are: Georgia Coleman. 1932 Olympic holder of the high diving title: Dorothy Peynton Hill. 1932 and 1936 Olympic diving queen: Jane Fauntz Mauske, who placed third in the Olympic high diving in 1932: Lenore Kight, holder of sixteen different world's swimming records, from one mile down to 100 yards, and Josephine McKim...