Four teens die in Massachusetts car crash on Route 2
Four teenage girls died when their car crossed the centerline near Athol and collided with a one ton flatbed truck on Route 2. The car split in two, two victims were ejected, two trapped under the truck and burned. The driver was identified as Douglas Gordon, 33, of Orange, with minor injuries.
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Roddy McDowall dies at 70 in Los Angeles cancer
Actor Roddy McDowall died at his Studio City home after a battle with incurable cancer. The London born star achieved fame in theater and film from Lassie Come Home to Planet of the Apes and won Emmy and Tony awards in 1960. He never married and was 70.
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Supreme Court Opens Term On Gangs Welfare And Census
The 1998 99 Supreme Court term starts with 45 cases including a Chicago loitering ordinance challenge to curb gang gatherings, a California welfare rights case on travel rights, a Census sampling dispute, school sexual harassment liability, and FCC rules opening the 100 billion local phone market. The court also weighs open access issues that could reshape local telephone competition and consumer choices.
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Serbs Form Interim Kosovo Council Amid Tensions
Zoran Andjelkovic heads an 18 member Interim Executive Council formed by Serbian authorities in Kosovo to normalize conditions and pave local elections. The move, aimed at countering NATO pressure and rebels of the Kosovo Liberation Army, drew skepticism from ethnic Albanian leaders and follows talks on Belgrade’s compliance with UN demands.
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Creedence star Fogerty honored with Hollywood Walk of Fame
John Fogerty receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame recognizing his work as Creedence Clearwater Revival founder and solo artist. He notes fans’ support after a long career, while hits include Proud Mary Bad Moon Rising and Down on the Corner.
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Tom Cruise hailed as hero after Porsche jewelry heist
Rita Simmonds tells London's Evening Standard that Tom Cruise rescued a woman during a September 23 attack in which thieves pulled open a Porsche door and stole about 120000 dollars of jewelry. Pat Kingsley confirms Cruise arrived after the incident and helped console the distressed victim. Cruise is staying in London with Nicole Kidman, who is performing in The Blue Room.
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