Woman barges into cockpit on flight to Chicago
A passenger on an American Airlines flight pulled off her blouse and forced her way into the cockpit as the plane was about to land in Chicago. The woman, unnamed, was subdued by a flight attendant and an off duty pilot who happened to be in the cockpit. The plane landed safely, according to American spokesman John Hotard.
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GM to drop two GM models after 1996
DETROIT AP GM plans to eliminate the Chevrolet Corsica sedan and Beretta coupe after the 1996 model year as part of a downsizing. Introduced in 1987 as key models, they failed to meet sales projections with 380,000 units sold in 1988 and 166,625 last year.
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Inmates May Reap Payments Overcrowding Ruling
In Youngstown Ohio residents jailed at least two days since February 1 1989 may receive up to 300 from the city as part of a class action settlement over jail overcrowding A hearing is set for August 4 in Cleveland before U S Magistrate Jack B Streepy for those who object to the settlement The city agreed to terms in February 1991 suit filed by four former inmates civil rights claims and corrections code violations
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Farrow Wins Custody in Allen Case Despite Ongoing Battle
Mia Farrow won custody of her three children as a judge ruled Woody Allen unfit for full custody. The case continues at Surrogate's Court over Allen’s attempts to stop Farrow from undoing two adoptions. The judge criticized Allen for self-absorption and lack of day to day knowledge of the children, while acknowledging Farrow’s ongoing relationship with Allen.
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GOP senator questions Clinton court candidate
Senate Republican Orrin Hatch criticizes Bruce Babbitt as a political figure who might let personal beliefs override the law as Clinton weighs a nominee for the Supreme Court. Breyer and Merritt also named as contenders with varied resumes and potential obstacles in confirmation efforts.
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FDA Nears Approval for Betaseron MS Therapy
The FDA sent a letter to Berlex Laboratories and Chiron Corp signaling conditional approval for Betaseron, a genetically engineered beta interferon treatment for multiple sclerosis. Final approval awaits undisclosed manufacturer conditions.
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