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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2003
Page
6
Two men from Minneapolis were arrested in connection with the deaths of Holly Chromey 49 and her children Katie Zapzalka 18 Jerrod Zapzalka 16 in Long Prairie Minnesota. Authorities said charges are expected soon and crowds cheered when the suspects were taken to Todd County jail after a tip led police to them.
Lea Fastow wife of former Enron CFO Andrew Fastow and six Enron Broadband executives surrendered to federal authorities in Houston. Indictments were expected to name Lea Fastow, a former Enron assistant treasurer, and others in a fraud scheme. Lea arrived with her attorney at a IRS office after daybreak.
Prosecutors added five felony sex abuse counts against Michael Stephen Baker 55 as a new accuser Matt Severson testified Baker molested him at least 168 times before adulthood. Baker now faces 34 felony charges including lewd acts on a minor and oral copulation. He pleads innocent and trial proceeds.
New York AP reports thousands of U.S. retailers including Wal-Mart and Sears have settled an antitrust case against Visa and MasterCard over debit cards. The deal nets about 3 billion dollars in relief and lower debit fees for roughly five million merchants and consumers. Visa will pay about 2 billion and cut fees. MasterCard will pay 1 billion and reduce charges.
Joseph Taylor sues McDonald's in Wayne County Circuit Court claiming mental anguish pain and loss of appetite after allegedly finding chewed gum in a salad on February 26. He seeks medical attention as he fears possible AIDS or hepatitis. McDonald's says investigators found no evidence supporting the claim.
A 6.4 magnitude quake near Bingol in southeastern Turkey collapsed a four story dormitory in Celtiksuyu, killing at least 84 and injuring about 390. Rescue teams pulled 69 students aged 7 to 16 from rubble, with five children and one teacher confirmed dead. Authorities warned the regional toll could reach 150 as救援 continued.
Hundreds of thousands gathered in Havana for a May Day rally defending Cuba's socialist system amid international criticism. Jose Rego, a 66 year old gardener, declared the workers would not be deterred by U S lies as Fidel Castro prepared to speak. Organizers predicted one million attendees including more than 900 union leaders from around the world, with events also held in other Cuban cities.
Lt. Gen. David McKiernan told Information Radio listeners in Iraq to return to work curb looting and cooperate in building a secure, stable postwar life. He said the coalition aims to restore security and reconstruct destroyed infrastructure across the country.
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