Hawthorne Noted For Interest In Girls Legs Says Professor
Brown University English professor Hyatt Waggoner, Hawthorne scholar, says the author showed a normal interest in girls legs and socialized with friends while authenticating a discovery notebook from 1835 to 1841. The 46 page work is described as inward centered and idea focused.
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Wilkins On Carter He Means Good at Civic Ceremony
In Denver AP reports Roy Wilkins receiving the Liberty Award from the National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials as black urban leaders praise Carter's urban aid plan. Wilkins, stepping down next year as NAACP director, is quoted saying the president-elect “He means good” while other leaders and NAACP head Benjamin Hooks laud the event. Continuous applause marks the gathering of black public officials and civil rights figures.
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Court To Hear Tapes Argument in Nixon Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Nixon's bid for access to White House tapes and records. The case challenges the Presidential Materials and Recordings Preservation Act of 1974 which places GSA in charge of about 42 million pages and 888 five inch reels.
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Marines Deny KKK Links to Camp Pendleton Attack
A Marine Corps spokesman says 16 Marines at Camp Pendleton are suspected Klan members but no evidence ties them to a November 13 attack by black Marines on white Marines. Lt Col Daniel Brown says a Klan membership list was found but not in the attack area and none of the 16 white Marines questioned were involved.
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Readers Digest study flags risks in some low-tar cigarettes
A Reader's Digest December issue reports that some low-tar and nicotine filter cigarettes emit higher levels of hydrogen cyanide and nitrogen oxides than certain regular and nonfilter brands. Carlton Filter had the least gases. Kool Filter 100s and L M Filter King had the most.
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