Graham at broadcasters convention prompts “filler-in” quip
Billy Graham, 47, accepts an award at the National Religious Broadcasters convention and discusses a Washington crusade amid the space shuttle disaster fallout. He notes the explosive rise of televised preaching, with 1,150 member groups, and speaks of a coming revival as people seek answers beyond technology. He plays down being headliner and avoids claiming all televangelists as heirs.
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Congress moves toward warning labels on smokeless tobacco
The House approved a bill to require rotating health warnings on snuff tins and pouches and ban smokeless tobacco advertising on television and radio. Warnings include oral cancer gum disease and tooth loss and non comparison to cigarettes. The Senate had approved a similar measure and will receive this version.
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Cautious Eye On Older Jumbo Jets
FAA orders inspections of Boeing 747s after routine checks found cracked frames. About 150 to 160 planes worldwide face scrutiny, with U.S. and foreign carriers affected. Initial findings show no widespread cracking, though isolated cases include Pan Air and British Airways.
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