Prosecutor: Convicted bomber plotted other kills  Prosecutor:
Convicted bomber plotted other kills »Play Video Bruce Turnidge
listens during the last session of the day, the "exceptions to
jury instructions", Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010 in Marion County
Circuit Court in Salem, Ore.  SALEM, Ore. (AP) - The older man
in a father-son team convicted of planting a bomb that killed
two police officers in an Oregon bank had previously plotted
detailed schemes to murder people he didn't like, a prosecutor
said Thursday.  Bruce Turnidge even once described a fantasy
about killing then-President Bill Clinton, prosecutor Courtland
Geyer told jurors before recommending that they sentence
Turnidge to death in the 2008 killings in Woodburn.  A day
earlier, the same jury convicted Turnidge and his son, Joshua
Turnidge, of aggravated murder and other charges. The son was
not in court Thursday; his sentencing will come later after
jurors decide on a penalty for his father.  If the alleged plots
were real, the fact that Bruce Turnid