FAA imposes congestion limits at five major airports
The FAA announces a stopgap rule to curb congestion at Washington National Kennedy LaGuardia O'Hare Newark in Chicago and New York. Landings and takeoffs are capped to 1385 per hour at O’Hare 80 at Kennedy 60 at LaGuardia Newark and National with small planes restricted at peak times.
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Robert Taylor Battles Lung Cancer At Home
Hollywood actor Robert Taylor known for his film presence is reported to suffer from cancer in his right lung. His wife Ursula Theiss says surgeons removed most of the lung on October 8 after a fungus infection and he later faced an infection during recovery. He remains at home in Mandeville Canyon with his ranch and livestock.
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Two Sentenced In Lake Deaths
Two Topeka men Dennis Hoffmann and James Keating, both 22, pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree murder. They received concurrent life terms in the Kansas State Penitentiary for the killings of Patricia Ortega, 18, and Sally Giles, 19, whose bodies were found in Pottawatomie County State Lake No. 1 near Westmoreland. Ronald Sackrider, 20, also faces charges in the double slaying.
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Auto Repair Fleecing Warns Senate Hearing
Senate Antitrust subcommittee heard critics say auto repairs expose consumers to fleecing. Hofstra economist William N. Leonard blamed manufacturers for pressuring dealers to sell cars rather than provide service, noting Detroit profits rely on car sales. He argued franchised dealers face franchise terminations for sales quota failures, not for substandard service, and urged laws to curb terminations and help dealers expand service facilities.
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