Fed leaker probe widens as FBI joins inquiry
The FBI will assist the Justice Department in tracing the source of a leak about Fed policy and an eight of twelve Reserve banks favoring a rate hike. The probe follows a Reuters report that moved markets as analysts reassessed short term rate expectations.
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No winner in Powerball drawing Saturday night
No Powerball ticket matched all six numbers 2 17 23 30 39 and Powerball 2. The $6.5 million jackpot remains unclaimed and grows to an estimated $10 million for Wednesday. Six tickets matched the first five numbers without the Powerball in Connecticut Indiana Kentucky Minnesota Missouri and Wisconsin, each winning $100 000.
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Dorothy Lamour, sarong icon of Road films, dies at 81
Actress Dorothy Lamour, famed for her sarong role beside Bob Hope and Bing Crosby in the Road films, died Sunday in North Hollywood at age 81. Born in New Orleans in 1914, she rose from singing to a film career in the mid-1930s, later starring in The Hurricane and multiple Road pictures.
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Missile theory explored in TWA crash
Investigators consider a missile passing through the belly of TWA Flight 800 without exploding as a possible cause. Theories also include a bomb or mechanical failure. No evidence of internal explosion. Eyewitnesses on Long Island report seeing streaks of light. FBI and NTSB rule out friendly fire. Some explosives traces may come from a June test rather than a bomb.
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NRA lays off staff to trim budget amid cash woes
The National Rifle Association cut 39 workers and suspended its weekly cable show as part of cost cutting. Board members note nearly 10 percent of the 400 staff were furloughed while space at its headquarters is being freed for rental to raise revenue. The move follows depleted cash reserves and deficits through the 1990s.
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U S mulls sending ships home as Iraq eases Gulf tensions
Defense Secretary William Perry said Iraq is backing off threatening moves in the Persian Gulf. One of two aircraft carriers in the region might depart next month as he noted continued cautious monitoring. He cited positive signs over the past days and said forces will remain in Kuwait for several months to finish training.
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Famous Faces: Fox on drink and comeback plan
In an INO interview, Michael J. Fox discusses alcohol and career impact, noting he didn’t let drinking derail his life or work. He reveals deciding to quit the behavior while filming The Frighteners and returning to TV on Spin City after entertaining offers.
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