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Source — A&M Chapter of the American Meteorological Society Continued from Page 1 information leading toarre; Aren Almon, motherol| year-old girl who diedintlii plosion, said through she wanted the killers to; the grief they caused. “If they do catch these;; nals,” she said in a teler interview, “maybe they! this and see how much tin hurt me, and hurt myfi and hurt other people. Hie stroyed our lives, homes.” Rescue teams usedli fiber-optic cameras andli ing devices as the slow set of the nine-story hulkgrt; on. They briefly suspei their work so that theshars columns could be shored, avert a cave-in. Surgeon Rick Nelson veyed the grimness ol search scene. “There was pile of rubble, with bodies said. “I was lying on top of the bodies withoutre knowing it.” The dead included at 12 children. Volunteerstti hearing children screamiri seeing tiny faces covered blood and plaster. “This is the time to foe; the mission,” said Steve lett, a Missouri rescues member who found a; ger in the debris. “It’s mis first, emotion second.” Worried friends and tives of the missing gather: St. Luke United Meth Church, where the RedC posted a victims list. Clutr photographs of the mis; some stayed to eat, ti counselors or sleep. “It’s just not knowing, 44-year-old Carl John, awaiting word of his moi who worked in the building. “I hope shesa But if she’s still in theta!: there’s not much hope left Investigators said the was rented April 17, pai with fuel-and-fertilizerei sives and parked outsidett fice building. The exph Wednesday morning tore half the structure and bias: crater 8 feet deep andHf across. An axle thoughts come from the vehk: fl found about two blocks? according to a police so®? spoke on condition of ano* ty. Major auto parts marked with an ID numb thwart thieves. Two years the ID number on a piei axle enabled investigator break the World Trade Cf bombing case. A federal law enforce: official who spoke on conO of anonymity said investif believe the truck was rent! Kansas, and they arechet fertilizer dealers in thatsta try to trace the fertilizer in the bomb. The FBI issued sketch the two suspects after se# an artist to JunctionCitf talk to witnesses. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY t.u. 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