Raymond Burr dies at 76 ending Perry Mason era
TV and film star Raymond Burr, famed as Perry Mason, died in Dry Creek California at 76 from metastatic liver cancer. The Canadian-born actor completed late film work in Denver and had a storied career including Ironside and a 1985 Perry Mason reunion movie.
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Tonight's Forecast Windy and Sunny Regardless of Mood
A compact forecast notes windy and sunny conditions for tonight and tomorrow with elevated wind speeds and clear skies. No significant precipitation expected and temperatures likely mild for the period.
Peace Accord Sealed as Leaders Gather at White House
After a 14 year journey from Camp David, American Israeli Egyptian leaders meet at the White House to seal a new peace amid cautious optimism and lingering tensions among Jews and Arabs.
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Israelis and Palestinians poised to seal historic peace accord
Washington hosts a high level signing with Israeli Prime Minister Rabin and PLO leader Arafat as Secretary of State and President Clinton335 pledge US support. Rabin vows the accord rests on Arafat preventing terror while Peres hints an announcement may come Tuesday. Regional leaders from Jordan Lebanon and Syria engage in final talks.
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Oprah Tops Forbes List as Richest Entertainer
Oprah Winfrey leads Forbes 1992-93 top earnings list with revenue over 170 million and two-year total around 98 million. Steven Spielberg ranks second with 72 million, boosted by Jurassic Park box office and upcoming videocassette. Cosby drops to third at 66 million amid You Bet Your Life flop. Musicians fill spots with Guns N Roses Prince U2 and Jackson, Madonna among others in the top transitions.
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Arafat Faces Economic Promises in West Bank
Amid shifting control in the West Bank, Yasser Arafat must fulfill economic pledges. Jericho greets optimism with three joyous rings, while Jerusalem endures rising fear as the occupation continues.
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Violence erupts as Gaza and West Bank see attacks
The Associated Press reports widespread strikes by Palestinian opponents of the Israel PLO accord. Clashes, bus and ambush attacks leave several dead or wounded. Protests and flags marked the scene as police mobilized after multiple incidents across Gaza City, Hebron, and surrounding areas.
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Three U S soldiers wounded in Mogadishu battle
U N forces clashed with Somali gunmen in Mogadishu for hours with three American soldiers wounded and in stable condition. A UN spokesman denied any U S or U N deaths, while reports of dozens of Somali fatalities circulated amid helicopter gunfire on the embattled streets near the embassy area.
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