Joe Jackson to Receive Michael's Medical Records?
On Thursday a judge will determine if Joe Jackson, Michael Jackson's father, should have access to his son's medical records. Joe issued a a subpoena last month to have access as a means to back up his monthly allowance request from Michael's estate. The controversial father claims he should receive the money, because Michael supported him financially while he was alive. [NY Times]

White House Expects to Add 95,000 Jobs Monthly
The Council of Economic Advisers announced today that the White House expects to add 95,000 more jobs each month. While the economic stimulus package is credited for both saving or creating 2 million jobs in the past year, President Barack Obama makes the point that when he first took office, 700,000 jobs were being lost monthly. All in all, the 462-page report acknowledged that economic recovery would be slow. [AP]

American Missionaries to Find Out If They Will Go to Trial
Judge Bernard Saint-Vil will decide today if the 10 Baptist missionaries, who have been charged with child kidnapping and criminal association in Haiti, will go to trial for their offense. [Washington Post]

Haitian Elderly Survive on One Meal Daily, Food Is Running Out
It is reported that the elderly of Haiti are surviving on one meal a day of rice and dried beans. U.S. Marines brought the elderly food relief last week, but now they only have two-day's rations left. Many are wondering what they will survive on next, as none of the aid donated globally has reached the area. [ABC News]

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