Actress Lindley Dies After Illness at Cedars Center
Veteran actress Denise Lindley died following an illness at Cedars Center after three weeks in care. She appeared on Cybill as a mother figure to Cybill Shepherd and played Hannah Doer on Kree’s Company. Lindley also starred with Norman Fell in a 1970s ra pe spoof and later appeared as Phoebe’s grandmother on Friends.
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U.S. and Japan near breakthrough in shipping dispute
Washington reported a tentative accord easing a standoff that could have blocked Japanese cargo ships from U.S. ports. The Federal Maritime Commission paused a port-entry ban while three Japanese firms faced $4 million in fines, with final agreement within reach but not yet settled.
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Clinton vetoes eight energy and water projects
President Clinton used his line-item veto to strike eight congressionally mandated energy and water projects from a $21 billion appropriations bill. The cuts hit Mississippi and Alaska tied to GOP leaders but trimmed only $19 million overall, with many projects spared as in-progress or policy-compliant.
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Industrial output and housing rise amid robust economy
Washington reports September gains in industrial output up 0.7 percent to 84.4 percent capacity and housing starts up 7.9 percent to 1.5 million annualized. Utilities lead with a 4.4 percent surge while markets dip on Japan trade tensions. Economists expect inflation dampening rate moves.
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Al Pacino Enshrined In Cement At Chinese Theatre
Al Pacino dipped hands and feet in cement at Mann's Chinese Theatre and joked about his gangster roles predestining him to be in cement. The Oscar winner from Scent of a Woman joined Hollywood legends in the forecourt as he reflected on Devil's Advocate and his film open. NBC canceled Built to Last while The Tony Danza Show was dropped for now.
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