Watergate continues to captivate after Nixon era
A retrospective recounts the Watergate scandal and Nixon's resignation, noting public fascination, ongoing books and documentaries, and the enduring legacy at the Nixon Library. It highlights key figures like John Mitchell, Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Dean, and Ford’s pardon, with visit trends to Yorba Linda.
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John Dean
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Haldeman
John Sirica
Yorba Linda
Calif
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Frank Gannon
Discovery Channel
Nixon Library
Aisgrace
John Mitchell
Charles Colson
Ehrlichman
Dean
Gerald Ford
Rising teen violence and sexual activity amid shifting attitudes
FBI data 1991 92 show declines in violent crime except aggravated assaults while teen violent offenders may be arrested repeatedly. Teen victims suffer higher rates and weapon use rises. Alcohol drugs fuel youth violence. teen births hit a 51 year high in 1991 with 10.7 12.4 percent single teen births in SC. Roper Poll 92 shows 92 percent of high schoolers sexually active with many at home. STD rates climb and religious engagement drops among Gen X and Boomers.
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Douglas Slaughter
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Aiken
Generation X
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