John Huston Dies at 81 in Rhode Island Film Icon
Renowned director John Huston died in his sleep at 81 from emphysema complications while location filming in Rhode Island. A storied career spanned The Maltese Falcon and The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, with later work including The Dead and Mr North, and his family notably Anjelica Huston.
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Airlines sign delay-cutting agreement at four airports
Six airlines including Eastern American Continental United United and Delta agreed with the Transportation Department to shift schedules at Hartford? Wait four busy airports to reduce chronically late flights. They must have 30 percent and 75 percent on-time goals by set dates or face fines up to 31 000 per late flight. The airports named are Mansfield Atlanta Chicago O Hare Dallas Fort Worth and Boston Logan. Transport Secretary Elizabeth Dole praised the move saying passengers deserve truth in scheduling.
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Three convicts executed on busy capital punishment day
Wayne Ritter in Alabama electric chair Pierre Selby by lethal injection in Utah Beauford White electrocuted at Florida State Prison Tallahassee suas ninth execution since 1976. Stano had stay. Florida seeks Supreme Court action as stay looms.
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Reagan frames Bork as tough on crime in push for confirmation
President Reagan met with law enforcement leaders and Illinois Governor James Thompson to press for Judge Robert Bork's Senate confirmation. Thompson said a national effort would lobby for Bork, arguing for a strict constitutional role in justice and support for the death penalty to deter crime.
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Secord says Iran offered help in hostage rescue
Richard Secord, in a Playboy interview, says Iran offered to back a U S raid to free American hostages. He claims Tehran did not fully control Hezbollah and that Iran feared U S action would boost hardline rhetoric even as some hostages were freed.
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Space shuttle test delayed amid system failures
NASA and Morton Thiokol Inc will run multiple countdown dry runs to fix malfunctioning systems after the shutdown aborted the test firing of the redesigned space shuttle rocket. A decision on a new test date will be announced tonight as engineers continue diagnostics.
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AIDS test required for immigrants and illegal aliens
The Reagan administration announced that starting December 1 all persons seeking immigrant visas and illegal aliens seeking legalization must undergo HIV testing. A positive result will lead to denial of entry or legal status. HIV antibodies will be added to the list of dangerous diseases used to deny visas. The rules state that infected individuals are presumed capable of transmitting the virus.
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Six Killed and Seventeen Hurt In Florida Bus Crash
A senior bus carrying handicapped children returning from school was struck by a flatbed truck at a rural intersection in Levy County. The crash killed six aboard the bus including the driver and four boys and a girl, and injured 17, with at least three in critical condition.
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