Sir John Gielgud, Celebrated British Actor, Dies at 96
Sir John Gielgud, towering figure of British theater and film, died at 96 in Buckinghamshire. His passing ends an era as West End lights dim in his honor. he won an Academy Award for Hobson in Arthur and starred across stage, screen, and television with a career spanning six decades. He was born in 1904 in London and studied at RADA, making his debut in 1921. He leaves no survivors.
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Railroad killer sentenced to death in Houston area
Mexican drifter Angel Maturino Resendiz, known as the railroad killer, was sentenced to death for killing a Houston area doctor, one of nine murders he was accused of. The same jury that convicted him met briefly before choosing the death sentence, despite defense arguing insanity and seeking life in prison.
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Supreme Court blocks suit targeting car makers over airbags
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that federal automotive safety regulations pre empt state product liability claims. The decision bars millions of pre 1997 cars from suing for injuries claimed due to lacking airbags. The ruling narrows air bag liability while leaving other defect suits unsettled.
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Supreme Court to rule on EPA clean air standards reach
The court will hear if the government overstepped in adopting tougher nationwide clean air rules aimed at reducing smog and soot. The 1997 standards, challenged by industry groups and three states, face possible limits or approval with a decision expected in 2001.
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