Publisher James Copley Dies At 57 In San Diego
James S. Copley, publisher of the San Diego Union and Evening Tribune and head of Copley News Service, died of cancer at 57. A pontifical mass will be held at University of San Diego chapel with Rev. Billy Graham delivering the eulogy. Copley led a 15-daily, eight-weekly empire and was admired as a Republican figure and close adviser to President Nixon. Interment will be in Aurora, Illinois, on Wednesday.
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Morse Hunt Marriage at First Baptist Church Bennington
Krystal Dawn Hunt wed Sept. 21 at the First Baptist Church of Bennington in a ceremony honoring her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. The couple plans a future reception and begins new life together.
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Nationwide gas shutdown fizzles in Reno only
A planned nationwide protest against the Phase 4 gas price freeze largely failed. Reno saw about 90 percent of stations closed on Saturday before dealers canceled, predicting a quick return to normal. Other areas staged boycotts or dispersed. Local patrols reported few problems and many stations kept operations open.
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Harvard Breaks Tradition With Rhodes Scholarships
Harvard University for the first time endorses three female applicants for the Rhodes Scholarship, altering a 1902 male-only rule. Abby Dubman notes the barrier is being challenged as Radcliffe seniors join 82 Harvard seniors in the national contest. Minnesota previously endorsed a woman in 1972 but was disqualified by the Rhodes Committee.
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Woodward links Watergate to inexperience in Nixon team
Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward, sharing a Pulitzer for Watergate coverage, said lack of government background among top Nixon aides helped fuel the scandal. He cited Mitchell, Gray, Ehrlichman, and Haldeman as examples of power without experience. Carl Bernstein added a lazy press helped create conditions for Watergate.
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