Washington Post withdraws free ad for Sept 11 event
The Washington Post Co withdraws its offer of free advertising for the Pentagon Freedom Walk honoring victims of the Sept 11, 2001 attacks. Critics said the event risked a prewar slant and newsroom conflicts of interest. The Post will donate to the Pentagon Memorial Fund instead.
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Workers plan to stay on job past retirement age
A Rutgers Heldrich Center survey finds about 70 percent of workers intend to work after 65, with 18 percent overall and 28 percent of Baby Boomers planning part-time retirement work due to financial need. Nine in ten aim to retire by 65, and 800 people were surveyed by telephone.
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BTK killer to face sentencing this week in Wichita
The BTK serial killer Dennis Rader faces sentencing in Wichita for murders in the Wichita area from 1974 to 1991. Families of victims will confront him in court as investigators reveal explicit details of the crimes and relatives describe their loss and pain. Rader, 60, previously pled guilty and told KAKE he was preparing a statement for sentencing. He is expected to die behind bars.
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