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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2002
Page
5
Justice John Broderick was beaten in his bedroom in the middle of the night leaving extensive facial injuries after more than six hours of surgery. Police arrested his 30 year old son John Christian Broderick on Sunday and charged him with assault.
A California murder case ends with suicide. Laren Sims, 36, held in Hernando County Jail on March 18 arrest in Destin, hanged herself with a braided sheet in a jail cell. She had given a three page confession alleging she and a secretary killed Larry McNabney, 53, and buried his body in a vineyard after his disappearance on September 10.
Suffolk Mayor Curtis Milteer, great grandson of slaves, defends proclaiming April as Confederate History Month despite Gov. Mark Warner’s refusal. Milteer says recognition of all heritage can heal, while Warner cautions such proclamations fuel controversy as history moves forward.
A sport utility vehicle carrying five Abi lin e Christian University students from Nigeria ran off Interstate 20 near Weatherford, Texas, early Sunday, plunging 30 feet to a concrete embankment and killing all onboard. Trooper Rozzell said the vehicle landed on its roof after 6 30 a.m. Officials said the school was deciding memorial plans.
AP analysis shows the government bought over half of its 230 billion in goods and services in 2001 without bids or via noncompetitive methods. Experts warn rising noncompetitive buying risks waste and fraud, noting reforms in the 1990s and staffing cuts weakened oversight.
Former President Clinton expresses regret over his last minute Marc Rich pardon calling it terrible politics that damaged his reputation. Rich faced tax evasion and oil dealings charges and lived in Switzerland after fleeing the U S Investigations look into possible contributions tied to the pardon and political influence by critics.
Greenwich Connecticut AP jurors begin selection soon in the high profile case of Michael Skakel nephew of Robert F. Kennedy accused of beating 15 year old Martha Moxley to death with a golf club in 1975. Prosecution says he faces life if convicted while defense argues doubt and innocence.
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