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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1988

Page

5

Humperdinck Sues Enquirer For 50 Million Over AIDS Story

Los Angeles singer Engelbert Humperdinck filed a 50 million lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court against The National Enquirer claiming defamation. The tabloid had reported he tested positive for AIDS and that a New York affidavit cited a five year investigation and Sloan Kettering treatment. He denies any positive test or treatment and argues the Enquirer report misrepresented court proceedings and defamed him.

Los Angeles UPI Engelbert Humperdinck National Enquirer Kathy Jetter New York Humperdinck Jetter Los Angeles Superior Court Enquirer New York City Sloan- Kettering Hospital the National Enquirer Beverly Hills Leicestershire England Europe Germany Linda Stewart Arnold Dorsey

Filmmaker Hal Ashby Dies at 59 in Malibu

Filmmaker Hal Ashby died at his Malibu home after a battle with liver cancer. The Academy Award winner for editing In the Heat of the Night directed acclaimed films including Harold and Maude The Last Detail Shampoo Coming Home Being There Bound For Glory and Time Is on Our Side Ashby was 59 and noted for a long, honored career as both editor and director.

Los Angeles UPI Hal Ashby Ashby Malibu Larry Reynolds Bound For Glory

Aging 727 rivet plan reexamined after Charleston hull tear

Federal aviation officials review a proposal to require rivet replacement on aging Boeing 727s after a 10 by 20 inch hole ripped open the fuselage of Eastern Airlines jet 242, forcing an unscheduled Charleston landing. No injuries reported. NTSB and FAA inspect the aircraft while Eastern directs visual checks of other 727s. Jet fleet age is a focus amid ongoing assessments of bonding methods.

Charleston W.va UPI Federal Aviation Officials Darrell Pederson Federal Aviation Administrator Seattle Eastern Airlines Rochester N.Y Atlanta Pederson Boeing Co Boeing Eastern Robin Matell Ted Lopatkiewicz NTSB Washington Lopatkiewicz Miami Air Transport Association Avmark Inc Arlington

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