Notable Figures in News: Allman Drug Testimony and Royal Estate
AP reports Gregg Allman testified in federal court he used cocaine regularly from late 1973 to January 1975 and no longer uses the drug while implicating his former bodyguard in a cocaine distribution case. Queen Elizabeth II buys a 200 year old Gloucestershire estate for Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips amid opposition. Chicago Mayor Daley marks 40th anniversary with reflections on marriage. South Africa surgeon Christiaan Barnard reports removing part of the first heart from a recipient, leaving Leonard Goss with effectively two hearts after infection.
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Hollings Backs Carter For Democratic Nomination
Sen. Ernest Hollings announced he will support former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter for the Democratic presidential nomination. He informed state Sen. Richard Riley that he would vote for Carter at the Democratic National Convention, leaving five South Carolina delegates uncommitted while 26 others back Carter.
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Horoscope insights and daily guidance for Friday
Horoscopic tips for signs including Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. Daily guidance covers insight meditation relationships plans and personal focus with caution on crowds and commitments.
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FBI Director In Hospital With Back Disorder
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley is hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital for a week of tests and treatment for a painful back disorder. He was admitted Monday afternoon and is being treated at his own expense, according to an FBI spokesman.
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Pope Paul Addresses Bishops in Centennial Message
Pope Paul delivers a 3000 word centennial message to Catholic bishops in Washington. He praises American Catholics for real progress and expresses gratitude to the United States for its generosity to the world's poor.
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