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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2003
Page
8
Deshaw Young, 12, was found in the laundry room of his Newark apartment building after his clothing got caught in a washing machine. Police say the apparent accident led to suffocation. autopsy to confirm cause. Homicide squad to investigate the incident.
Four teenage boys aged 16 to 17 went missing after their boat took on water near City Island on Long Island Sound. A 911 call around 10 p.m. Friday requested assistance, but the line cut after 12 seconds leaving responders unable to act. Police identified the missing as Charles Wertenbaker, 16, Andrew Melnikov, 16, Max Guarino, 17, and Henry Badillo, 17.
The Coast Guard found wreckage of a twin engine Cessna on a whale monitoring mission, reportedly overdue since Sunday evening, some eight miles east of Fernandina Beach. A locator beacon was located at about 9 30 p.m. and searchers expects details on possible occupants.
Martha Stewart estimates she has lost about 400 million from the ImClone inquiry. She cites a drop in the value of her company holdings, legal fees, and lost opportunities, saying her homemaking image has suffered and she is puzzled by public vilification.
White House officials state they expect the U N weapons inspectors to report Saddam Hussein has not disarmed. Andrew Card and Dan Bartlett warn Iran the Iraqi leader may evade detection as Powell questions inspectors' ability. Kerry urges broader international backing without new UN resolutions. Bush sharpens State of the Union, rehearsing speech ahead of tax and Medicare plans.
President Bush rehearses a State of the Union address to reassure Americans about Iraq and push tax cuts and Medicare reform while allies and the public question war. U N weapons inspectors report due, fueling a tense landscape as polls show waning support for his war handling.
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