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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2002
Page
14
Noelle Bush, daughter of Gov. Jeb Bush, was led away in handcuffs after a judge sentenced her to 10 days in jail for violating terms of her drug treatment program. She apologized to Circuit Judge Reginald Whitehead before the sentencing.
In Philadelphia the widow of James Quinn sues the device maker and the hospital, saying he was not adequately informed about the challenges of participating in the artificial heart trial. Quinn died Aug. 26 after a stroke following nearly 10 months with the self contained heart, his attorney Alan Milstein stated. Quinn regretted his participation, telling Milstein no human should endure such a process, focusing on being an experimental subject rather than pain.
Tony Award winner Keene Curtis who played Daddy Warbucks on Broadway in Annie and ran a upstairs restaurant in Cheers died at 79 from Alzheimer's complications in a Utah retirement center. He won the 1971 Tony for The Rothschilds and a Drama-Logue Award for Annie with national tours.
New York's Safer America debuts near the World Trade Center site selling biohazard gear radiation detectors gas masks and survival kits from 60 to 300 dollars. Co founder Frederic Samama and president Harvey Kushner emphasize knowledgeable staff training and legitimate sourcing as customers stock essentials including potassium iodide pills and escape hoods for radiation or smoke events.
Wall Street eased Wednesday with the Dow dropping 219.65 to 8036.03 as Intel disappointing earnings and war fears weighed on sentiment. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 also declined while analysts warned against expecting a swift, lasting rebound despite optimism over third quarter results.
The Supreme Court debated whether jury selection in Texas death row case of Thomas Miller El was tainted by race. Justices weighed how judges should evaluate evidence and determine when discrimination affected a case, echoing Batson v Kentucky standards.
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