McCartney and Lennon settled most differences before death
Paul McCartney says he and John Lennon had mostly resolved disputes over Apple Records before Lennon was killed in 1980. He recalls arguing over business, especially Apple, and notes a better relationship with Lennon’s widow Yoko Ono in recent years. Nixon cites Soviet military gains at California fund-raiser. Queen Beatrix warns against rosy view of Netherlands during U S bicentennial tour.
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Deaf-mute extortionist convicted in Delaware case
Walter Stallings 30 of Wilmington guilty of extortion and attempted extortion against fellow deaf-mute Carl Ravilious 26 over 15 months. The case, aided by sign language interpreters, shows deaf victims' crimes receiving rare court action and Stallings faces up to 14 years in prison.
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