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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2002
Page
3
Wire briefs report Michael Skakel's murder trial begins with potential Kennedy family turnout. Martha Moxley’s mother Dorothy Moxley, a sympathetic figure, testifies as the prosecution's first witness.
The Illinois River running green with phosphorus from Arkansas sources sparks a water quality dispute. Oklahoma proposes 0.037 parts per million phosphorus limits to be met in 10 years, while Arkansas resists, citing development concerns and a 1992 Supreme Court ruling.
Undersecretary of State John Bolton warned at the Heritage Foundation that Cuba runs a limited offensive biological warfare program and may transfer expertise to hostile states such as Iraq Syria and Libya. He urged Cuba to halt transfers and comply with the Biological Weapons Convention.
Republican National Committee chair Marc Racicot announced a new public affairs program for Hispanics in select markets. The show titled Abriendo Caminos aims to communicate directly with the Hispanic community and extend the GOP agenda across America ahead of fall elections.
Rafael Perez, a former LAPD anti gang unit member, received a two year federal prison term after pleading guilty to conspiracy and possessing a firearm with an obliterated serial number. He admitted fabricating a shooting story that left Javier Francisco Ovando paralyzed and testified falsely at Ovando's trial. The sentence completes the case against him.
In Boston Supreme Court Justice Constance Sweeney orders Cardinal Bernard Law to a videotaped deposition on Wednesday in the civil case against former priest John Geoghan. The judge notes Law may be unavailable for trial and may be recalled if needed, with the tape kept confidential unless made public.
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