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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2001
Page
8
California faced temporary relief as a Stage 3 alert was lifted just before Friday, lowering the risk of blackouts. Stage 2 remains in effect with capacity to impose curtailments, and Stage 1 could follow with conservation guidance. Officials noted about 1,000 megawatts saved daily, enough for about one million homes.
NBC vows not to air the controversial Law & Order hour again after Hispanic groups denounced the depiction of Latinos at New York's Puerto Rican Day parade. The episode showed a parade day rampage with molestation and a fatality, prompting a meeting with Latino leaders in New York.
In Montgomery Alabama AP the new chief justice Roy Moore known as the Ten Commandments Judge ordered the Old Testament plaque placed in his outer office rather than the Supreme Court chamber. The court heard its first case since his January 15 inauguration and Moore did not comment. He previously sought to display the plaque in his Gadsden circuit court.
A 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit western Gujarat near Bhuj on Republic Day, toppling buildings in Ahmedabad and across India. At least 845 people killed, with thousands injured or displaced as aftershocks and aid arrivals follow. Prime Minister Vajpayee called for national unity as relief—tents, grain, doctors—arrived. damage spans highways, pipelines, and hospitals.
The push to ban dilation and extraction faces a 5-4 Supreme Court obstacle from last year and needs court-acceptable language. Senators Santorum and allies weigh language after Clinton vetoes and Bush support, while rights groups warn the effort will continue despite the ruling.
In Fort Lauderdale Lionel Tate then twelve punched and stomped a six year old to death. A jury convicts him of first degree murder and he faces life without parole. His attorney plans an appeal citing wrestling's influence on children. Sentencing is set for March 2.
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