Texas eyes renewed push as death penalty gains pace in 2002
Huntsville Texas reports suggest Texas will reclaim its status as America's most active death penalty state in 2002 after Oklahoma executed 18 people in 2001. Spokeswoman Jane Shepperd notes AG office handles final appellate stages while judges set dates. Harris County, with about 60 cases, drives revival as the state prepares for an accelerated appeal schedule and more executions.
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Giuliani bids farewell as New York mayor
Rudolph Giuliani delivered a final address amid Ground Zero as he leaves office. He urged a soaring memorial for the World Trade Center site, arguing memorial focus should guide redevelopment and economic development will follow. He recalled reforms, praised post 9 11 leadership, and noted tensions with minority communities.
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