Court Ponders Watergate Leak
The Supreme Court weighs whether publicity from a Watergate leak could affect its final decision on the Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman appeals. Lawyers seek comment by May 7 as reports say the court voted to deny these appeals 5-3 with Burger possibly swayed. A decision on review timing may come soon.
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Supreme Court
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White House
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John D. Ehrlichman
Warren E. Burger
Ugandan troops bolster Zaire as insurrection looms
Ugandan forces flew to Shaba province in Zaire to aid Mobutu's government in crushing an eight week rebellion. Lt Col Itabuka leads about 130 to 200 Ugandan troops with equipment and foodstuffs aboard a C 130 Hercules. Amin discussed military aid in Kampala and ZX Mobutu talks continued in Kinshasa. Meanwhile American workers return to southern Zaire to resume a power line project in Kolwezi after evacuees.
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Lubumbashi
Elizabethville
Mobutu
Kinshasa
U.S
Lunda
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Boise
Idaho
Kolwezi
Angola
Catholic Anglican Talks Begin on Unity Goal
Vatican City AP reports Archbishop of Canterbury Don ald Coggan met Pope Paul VI for talks on Christian unity. Vatican sources caution that uniting Catholic and Anglican churches with 600 million followers remains distant, in the third such meeting since 1960. A joint Anglican Roman Catholic commission ended after eight years with three documents noting accord and key differences.
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Canterbury
Donald Coggan
Paul VI
Vatican
Geoffrey Fisher
John XXIII
Thank Judge for Death Sentence in Alabama case
Wayne Ritter and John Evans were sentenced to die in the electric chair for the murder of a pawn shop owner in Mobile Alabama. Judge Joseph Hocklander set a July 25 execution date. The sentence goes to the Alabama supreme court for review and civil liberties lawyers plan an appeal.
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Mobile
Ala
Wayne Ritter
John Evans
Joseph Hocklander
Indiana
Alabama Supreme Court
USC Honors John Wayne With Top Alumni Award
USC honored John Wayne with the Asa V. Call Achievement award for his film career that brought honor to the university. Wayne attended USC in 1927, majored in letters arts and sciences, and later received an honorary degree in 1968. Poet Rod McKuen is 44 today.
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UPI
John Wayne
University of Southern California
Wayne
Asa V. Call
USC
Carter Sets Out Energy Plan in White House Session
President Carter will detail energy proposals to a House ad hoc energy committee at the White House rather than Capitol Hill. The committee approved a bill to create a cabinet level energy department with the energy secretary running most powers, including wellhead pricing, while a new Energy Regulatory Commission would adjudicate cases.
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White House
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House Government Operations Committee
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Federal Power Commission
It's Back to Work After Budget Vote
Washington Democrats plan a redraft after a 320 to 84 defeat of a fiscal year budget. Budget Chair Giaimo blamed Carter and Republicans for the loss as House liberals react to reduced individual rebates and restored defense funding.
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Budget Committee
Robert N Giaimo
D-Conn
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Armed Services Committee
Republican Party
Thomas P. O’neill
House
Defense Department
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