Priestley In Serious Condition After Kentucky Speedway Crash
Actor Jason Priestley, 32, in serious but stable condition after a Daytona practice crash at Kentucky Speedway. He suffered a spinal fracture, a closed head injury, a broken nose, broken bones in both feet, and a concussion following a 180 mph impact with the wall while competing in the Infiniti Pro Series. A hospital spokeswoman said he remained in serious but stable condition.
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Slain journalist Pearl buried in private ceremony
Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, 38, slain in Pakistan while researching Islamic extremism links, was buried in his hometown in a private ceremony. The family said he would continue to inspire loved ones and strangers worldwide as his body was returned to the United States.
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Graceland to send Elvis artifacts on tour
Graceland plans the Mobile Graceland tour to 30 cities featuring Elvis Presleys Army jacket stage clothing and a Nixon letter. The 53 foot truck records the 25th death anniversary with stops in Memphis New Orleans Atlantic City Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago St Louis Reno and Las Vegas. Co sponsored by Harrah s and FYE, admission is free.
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Madrid bound Iberia 747 returns to JFK after engine fire
An Iberia Airlines 747 bound for Madrid turned back to JFK after an engine fire warning. All 386 aboard evacuated as the jet landed at about 7:20 PM. Four people were taken to Jamaica Hospital with minor injuries. Fire contained to the engine, FAA said.
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US Airways files for bankruptcy amid postattack woes
US Airways, the nation’s seventh-largest carrier, filed Chapter 11 in Alexandria while promising normal flight operations and aiming to emerge early next year. The carrier lists 7.81 billion dollars in assets and 7.83 billion in liabilities, and cites strong cash flow despite broader industry impacts from Sept. 11.
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Senators Push Bush to Make Case for Iraq War
Senators voiced that President Bush has not yet justified a possible invasion of Iraq though support exists if evidence Saddam Hussein could use weapons of mass destruction is shown. Saudi Arabia urged diplomacy longer and said it would not allow attacks from its soil while confirming 16 al Qaeda suspects held after Iranian transfer.
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