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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2002
Page
6
In northern Virginia authorities hold hundreds of boxes of seized evidence from Muslim organizations and homes. Court records show investigators have yet to review the materials, while attorneys claim cash, computers, and children's games and puzzles were improperly seized. Nancy Luque represents three groups and ten people involved.
In Oakland, a federal judge ruled against commercial fishermen, tribes, and environmental groups seeking increased water releases from the Klamath River. They argued water stored for farms should be freed to aid young salmon migration, as the river supports irrigation and endangered coho salmon habitat along the California-Oregon border.
Investigators conclude no engine failure fire or explosives were found after the New York crash. NTSB Chair Marion Blakey says focus shifts to tail design or hidden flaw, examining tail fin and rudder at Langley Research Center.
Pipe bombs attached to batteries exploded in rural mailboxes in Illinois and Iowa on Friday injuring at least seven people. The blasts were triggered when opened, with notes signed someone who cares. Authorities urged residents to avoid touching mailboxes and to call for help if a pipe and battery are found.
A note left in Midwest mailboxes, amid pipe bomb finds, urges readers to question fear, government control and freedom. It lauds living beyond death and criticizes wealth concentration, ending with promises of more information and threats of further notices. Authorities in Nebraska and Iowa investigated while postal workers were held off the street.
US unemployment rose to 6 percent in April the highest in almost eight years as jobseekers surged back into the market faster than employers added positions. The Labor Department data show a slowing recovery with 43,000 payroll gains and 565,000 entering the workforce, triggering market jitters and a Dow drop to about 10,006.63. Experts cite fits and starts in the economy and cautious hiring by firms amid the rebound.
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