TV evangelists blame money woes on scandals and losses
The Rev. Pat Robertson laid off nearly 500 employees at the Christian Broadcasting Network citing $12 million in losses through May and projected $28 million this year. He blamed the PTL scandal and other televangelist episodes for hurting fundraising amid appeals from Falwell Swaggart and Schuller.
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FAA orders limits on carry on baggage on flights
The FAA ordered airlines to curb carry on luggage by year end, requiring government approved limits and stricter passenger screening. Airlines must inspect bags and ensure items are properly stowed before cabin doors close, amid safety concerns over items like truck tires and Christmas trees.
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Hakim tied to top secret Iran talks and Iran-Contra evidence
Testimony before congressional investigators reveals private businessman Albert Hakim held top secret documents and negotiated with Iran on behalf of the United States without clearance. He and Richard Secord allegedly promised Iran U S defense against the Soviet Union and efforts to depose Iraq's president. Investigators probe $10 million Brunei gift and Green's $40,000 finder’s fee as Nov. 24 meeting details remain contested.
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Not Permitted to Hear News on Television Said Worse
An unnamed speaker laments being blocked from hearing TV news about vaccines and energy issues, describing it as worse than the barrage of bad headlines. The remark underlines concern over access to information and media restrictions.
Weather outlook with showers and warm Sunday spark
Cloudy humid conditions persist with showers likely overnight. Sunday brings warmer temps and an 80 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms, with highs in the mid 70s. Broadcast journalist Charles Kuralt, born 1934, is noted in the details.
Pope appeals to Reagan to limit arms and aid peace
In Vatican talks Pope John Paul I urged President Reagan to curb the arms race and invest in alleviating hunger. Reagan pressed for progress on a major arms control accord with the Soviets as they opened the seven nation economic summit in Venice. The pope plans a U.S. visit in September.
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Hospital power outage kills 40 day old infant at NY Hospital Cornell
New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center faced a 22 minute power failure during a scheduled repair. An oxygen respirator failed, but nurses and doctors pumped oxygen by hand to 13 other babies and 34 patients on respirators. State health officials investigate the incident as generators overheated and emergency power was engaged.
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Warning signs ordered for Portland sex offender
A judge ordered Richard Bateman to display large warning signs on his home and car labeling him a dangerous sex offender. He pleaded no contest to two counts of sexually abusing children in 1985 and received one year in jail plus four years probation. He must relocate the Portland area during probation.
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