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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2002
Page
7
National News United Parcel Service workers face a secret ballot weekend vote by 185000 Teamsters on possible strike if negotiations fail. The five year contract expires July 31 and results will be announced Monday.
President Bush addressed about 100 players cadets and officers in the Rose Garden noting the fifth straight Commander-in-Chief's trophy for the Air Force Academy while stressing the nation is at war. He praised Coach Fisher DeBerry for recruiting to win national wars and referenced an August intelligence briefing warning of possible terrorist hijackings.
A 1999 federal report warned Osama bin Laden’s al Qaida could hijack an airliner to crash it into the Pentagon CIA or White House. It described death by own action bombers and cited Ramzi Yousef’s alleged plans as an example, noting open source intelligence guides such risk awareness.
Elizabeth Arnold testified that Michael Skakel believed his older brother Thomas had stolen his girlfriend, a remark tied to the 1975 killing of Martha Moxley. The witness described a chaotic Elan School scene with boxing ring style confinement during a discussion about the case.
In Anniston Alabama police arrested 48 year old Donald Wheat of Clay County in the killing of four people at a Blockbuster video store during a Wednesday robbery. A gun found at the scene led to the suspect and authorities indicated one victim acted heroically. Victims identified as employees Austin Joplin and Douglas Neal and customers Joseph Burch and Andrew Burch. Police noted a possible link to a Heflin Missouri Gallery holdup where a clerk survived being stabbed.
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