Primary sources:
The Oklahoma City bombing

For more information about the Oklahoma City bombing, here are some online resources (courtesy of NandONet):

World Wide Web

• Edward Vielmetti's Oklahoma bombing reference page. Links to several Oklahoma news sources, disaster and grief recovery info.
• Ionet's "Explosion in Oklahoma City." News stories gathered by an Oklahoma City Internet access provider. Includes a list of hospitalized survivors, an account by a reporter whose wife was blown out of her chair in a courtroom a block away, and information about a CU-SEEMEE live video connection to the ABC TV affiliate in Oklahoma City.
• The Oklahoma Daily 4/20/95 edition. An online edition of the University of Oklahoma-Norman student newspaper, with stories and photos of the bombing.
• University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. A log of local broadcast news reports, patient lists, contact phone numbers. The Health Sciences Center was coordinating medical services for the wounded.
• KWTV-9 coverage. News and other info from an Oklahoma City TV station.
• American Reporter links to bombing stories
  

Usenet newsgroups

• alt.current-events.amfb-explosion /A>
• us.events.ok-explosion

Internet Relay Chat channels

• #oklahoma
• #oklahoma1
• #oklahoma2

Listserv

OKLABOMB

>From a 4/19/95 announcement:

I just had a mailing list set up for any and all discussion of the bombing and its aftermath. To subscribe, send email to listproc@phantom.com, leave the subject line blank, and in the body put:

subscribe oklabomb Your Name Here

A digest version is available. If you want to get on that, please send the following line to the same address after subscribing:

set oklabomb mail digest

Please note that this is pretty much an "insta-list"; you'll get an email confirmation of subscribing, but not any FAQ-type stuff you'd normally get from such a listserver after signing up.

As far as I'm concerned, you can use this list for anything from speculation to survivor searches.

Also, this is the first post I've sent out regarding this list's existence, so please feel free to spread the word far and wide wherever you feel it's appropriate.

--Aaron Dickey <kieran@interport.net>