Hume Cronyn dies at 91 in Fairfield burial
Hume Cronyn a versatile stage and screen actor dies of prostate cancer at his Fairfield Connecticut home. He was 91 and married nearly 52 years to Jessica Tandy who died in September 1994. Victoria Clarke announces resignation as Pentagon spokeswoman citing personal reasons. She is expected to join a White House reelection effort or high level campaign post.
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97 year old Burrus becomes oldest Richmond High graduate
Gustava Bennett Burrus, born in 1905 in Louisiana, becomes the oldest person to graduate from Richmond High School at 97. She earned an honorary diploma in the San Francisco Bay area and recalled a life born into sharecropping families in the Deep South and Oklahoma.
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Mediators fail to secure cease fire in Gaza talks
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon pledged continued attacks on Hamas while Egyptian mediators failed to win a truce. Hamas said now is not the time for a cease-fire as talks in Cairo proceed with U S guarantees sought for halting assassinations. Gaza death toll cited at 2400 Palestinians and 801 Israelis over 32 months.
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FAA tightens rules as pilots fly intoxicated
Dozens of pilots have flown commercial airliners while legally intoxicated over the past 18 months, prompting the FAA to tighten enforcement. Last year the count of pilots failing breathalyzer tests doubled, and since January 2002 thirty five pilots have failed alcohol tests at airports, including several high profile cases flagged by security screeners.
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FBI reports crime overall down as rapes and murders rise
The FBI notes a 0.2 percent drop in total crimes from 2001 to 2002 with continued declines in violent crime. Rapes rose 4 percent and murders 0.8 percent, led by increases in small and mid sized cities and suburban counties, while rural counties fell.
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