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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2001
Page
6
Erskine Bryce was beaten, doused with gasoline, and set ablaze in a New York apartment while serving an eviction notice. He sustained blunt trauma and burns, with police blaming a family involved in the tenancy dispute. The eviction notice had been served June 18 on Joanna Jones, who later fell behind on rent.
New York AP reports America Online is trimming 1,200 more jobs, eight percent of staff, amid reorganizing and ad downturn. iPlanet cuts total 500, about 17 percent of its 3,000 workers. The merger with Time Warner drives a split into two units, one for Web brands like Netscape and CompuServe, and one for the AOL service.
Frank Riccardi, 46, believed to be the suspect in the New York bar double murder of Richard Godkin and John D A gnesse, was arrested in Boca Raton where he lived under the name Anthony Frank Alonzo. He awaits extradition to New York on two murder charges.
Sen. Jesse Helms, longtime conservative figure, will not seek re election in 2002. The 79 year old Raleigh born senator plans to announce on WRAL TV that his term ends after five terms. He faced health issues and renewed political maneuvering as potential successors emerge.
Economists expect the Federal Reserve to pause easing by October after seven years of rate cuts. The central bank cut the federal funds rate to 3.5 percent and banks followed with a 6.50 percent prime rate. Markets fell as investors priced in weaker profits and a cooling economy while analysts saw a slowing pace of future cuts.
The Garcia family expresses sincere thanks for support and condolences following the death of Irene R. Garcia. They note her deep faith and love for family and community, and appreciate the food, letters, cards, flowers, visits, and help with funeral services.
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