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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2003
Page
8
Larry Kenneth Jackson, 40, was put to death by lethal injection at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary after walking away from a prison work detail while serving a sentence for killing his common law wife. He apologized to Wendy Cade's family and his own.
Grammy winner Luther Vandross remains hospitalized in New York after suffering a stroke onWednesday. A spokeswoman said details on his condition are limited while family and friends hope for a speedy recovery. Vandross, 52, is known for hits like Here and Now and A House Is Not a Home and has sold about 20 million albums in the United States.
Santa Monica California AP Rock musician Tommy Lee was not to blame for the drowning of a 4 year old boy during a birthday party at his home A nine woman and three man jury deliberated under three hours before unanimously dismissing the wrongful death lawsuit filed by Ursula Karven and TV producer James Veres The couple's son Daniel Karven Veres drowned June 16 2001 during a birthday party for Lee's son Brandon Lee said I am relieved there are no winners in this sad situation
Ahmad Chalabi in Baghdad said an Iraqi interim authority would take over most government duties from U.S. forces in weeks rather than months. He outlined a phased plan: eradicating weapons, dismantling the old regime, and disarming forces, followed by reconstruction led by Jay Garner, then Iraqi selection of an interim government and a constitutional path to elections over about two years.
Experts say the Baghdad looting of 5000 year old treasures was planned theft, possibly organized abroad, with artifacts already moving to Europe the US and Japan. Interpol FBI are aiding Iraq hunt while three White House advisers resign in protest over U.S. protection failures.
US troops uncover about 1500 unmarked graves in Kirkuk raising questions of responsible ownership. Iraqi engineers target Baghdad's largest power plant reopening by Friday or Saturday to restore electricity nationwide within about ten days. State Department seeks police to aid in Iraq, with 150 short term jobs and 1000 more to come. FBI reviews Iraqi documents for terror and WMD leads while art experts warn of organized looting of Iraqs ancient treasures.
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