DATE: Wednesday, November 19, 1997          TAG: 9711190500

SECTION: FRONT                   PAGE: A3   EDITION: FINAL 

SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS 

DATELINE: MARIETTA, GA.                     LENGTH:   46 lines

PLEA MADE FOR HELP IN 3 BOMBINGS MATERIALS DISPLAYED IN HOPES OF JOGGING PEOPLE'S MEMORIES OF ATLANTA INCIDENTS.

In yet another plea for the public's help in solving three Atlanta bombings, investigators on Tuesday displayed a bombmaker's buffet of components identical to those used in the attacks, including nails, duct tape, steel plate and windup alarm clocks.

Members of the federal-state task force investigating the bombings hoped the display, spread out across three tables, would jog people's memories. For complete text of this wire story, see microfilm The task force hot line is 1-888-ATF-BOMB. ILLUSTRATION: Photo

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The February blast of the Otherside Lounge, an Atlanta nightclub,

also is still under investigation. A second bomb at the club was

detonated by police. Investigators have said for months that they

believe the three bombings were related. There have been no arrests.

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Two bomb blasts an hour apart left the Atlanta Northside Family

Planning Services clinic in Sandy Springs Professional Building in

ruins in January. The second blast injured those who rushed to the

scene of the first explosion, including federal agents, rescue

workers and a TV cameraman.

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The Atlanta Bomb Task Force released a composite photo of

representative items used in the Centennial Olympic Park bombing.

The July 1996 blast at the crowded park killed one person and

injured more than 100. KEYWORDS: ATLANTA OLYMPIC BOMBING

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