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While Firestone admits that some of its recalled tires were defective, Ford denies any share of blame for the rollovers that involved Explorers. The car company has refused to join Firestone in settlement talks that could resolve more than 300 class-actions that have been consolidated in Indianapolis, Ind. Ford fears that a settlement could expose it to further legal action. The company has quietly settled some individual lawsuits, including a high-profile case brought by a Texas woman who was paralyzed last year when her Explorer rolled...
...same breath, Rees also pointed out that Hamas and Islamic Jihad had sent five bombers into Israel. Arafat is totally in control over revolving-door policies that release militant Palestinians back onto the streets, and he should be held fully accountable for their attacks. JOSH HASTEN Indianapolis, Ind...
Young's small-business career began as an eBay cliche. A stay-at-home mother of two school-age daughters, living in rural Crawfordsville, Ind., Young had more time on her hands than money. She had always been good with computers and had an eye for collectibles. She started scouring local flea markets and estate sales looking for undervalued knickknacks she could then list on eBay. At first Young tried to keep 15 auctions going at any given time; then 25; then 50. Eventually, she reached 100. When the packing and fulfillment got to be too much to handle...
When Timothy McVeigh dies at a prison in Terre Haute, Ind., on May 16, only a few hundred people will watch him take his last breath. Millions more, however, will be waiting to hear the details of his final moments. Did he show any remorse? What were his last words? Many of us will harbor a more gruesome curiosity: What was it like to watch someone...
...give the same sense of closure to survivors of the 1995 bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City and to relatives of the 168 killed in the explosion. The bomber, Timothy McVeigh, is scheduled to die by lethal injection May 16 at the federal prison in Terre Haute, Ind. With seating for survivors and relatives limited to eight, a victims' group had sought to force the U.S. Bureau of Prisons to beam the execution by closed-circuit TV to an Oklahoma auditorium where they could watch en masse. Some 250 survivors and relatives say they would...