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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2003
Page
7
In Columbus area two more shootings joined a widening investigation after a woman was killed en route to a doctor's appointment. One shot targeted a car on I 270. another hit a house with a bullet found in the living room floor. No injuries reported.
Patricia Van Lester a 41 year old former Wal Mart employee filed numerous injury and workers compensation claims against retailers since 1987 including nine against Wal Mart She was found unconscious atop a DVD player amid holiday shopper frenzy on November 28 paramedics airlifted her to a hospital where she spent two days police said no crime was found and the investigation was closed
Expert Dr. Fred Lovrien testified that U.S. Rep. Bill Janklow likely exhibited diabetic reaction symptoms prior to the Aug. 16 crash that killed a motorcyclist. He reviewed medical records and said heat and a heckler confrontation could mask early signs while Atenolol might conceal symptoms.
President Bush named James A. Baker III as personal envoy to push an international deal to lower and refinance Iraq's debt, currently about 125 billion dollars. Baker will report to Bush and engage governments, international organizations, and Iraqi officials to restructure and reduce the country's official debt.
In Chesapeake the defense argues Lee Boyd Malvo may have been indoctrinated by John Allen Muhammad due to a fractured childhood as his mother Ana James moved him frequently. Psychologist Paul Martin testified on indoctrination while prosecutors contested the relevance of brainwashing to the insanity defense.
A major winter storm swept the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, closing schools and cluttering shelves as sleet and snow piled up. Forecasters warned of more severe blows with up to 18 inches possible in parts of New England, while temperatures rose enough to bring rain in some areas.
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