Voices In the News A sound montage of some of the voices in this past week's news, including Warden Harley Lappin announcing the execution of Timothy McVeigh on Monday in Terre Haute, Indiana; Secretary of the Navy Gordon England; Robert Rabin, spokesman for the Committee to Rescue and Protect Vieques; Howard Kavaler, whose wife, Prabhi, was killed in the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya; David Baugh, attorney for Mohamed al-Owhali, who received a life term without parole for the bombing; the conclusion of the NBA championship, in which the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Philadelphia 76ers in game five, 108-96; President George W. Bush, after meeting with European Union leaders in Gothenborg, Sweden; EU Commissioner Chris Patten; Representatives Bob Filner (D-Cal.) and Kevin Brady (R-Tex.).

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Voices In the News

June 17, 200112:00 AM ET

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A sound montage of some of the voices in this past week's news, including Warden Harley Lappin announcing the execution of Timothy McVeigh on Monday in Terre Haute, Indiana; Secretary of the Navy Gordon England; Robert Rabin, spokesman for the Committee to Rescue and Protect Vieques; Howard Kavaler, whose wife, Prabhi, was killed in the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya; David Baugh, attorney for Mohamed al-Owhali, who received a life term without parole for the bombing; the conclusion of the NBA championship, in which the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Philadelphia 76ers in game five, 108-96; President George W. Bush, after meeting with European Union leaders in Gothenborg, Sweden; EU Commissioner Chris Patten; Representatives Bob Filner (D-Cal.) and Kevin Brady (R-Tex.).