Ehrlichmans split over John idea divorce reported
Mrs. Ehrlichman announced in the Daily Journal-American that John Ehrlichman and his wife Jeanne are divorcing after nearly 30 years of marriage. Ehrlichman, 53, now living in Santa Fe, declined comment. the exact petition details and jurisdiction were not clear.
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Bellevue
Wash
John
Jeanne Ehrlichman
Seattle
Ehrlichman
White House
Washington, D.C
Brooke statements on loans clash with records say Globe
Boston Globe reports contradictions between Sen. Edward Brooke's sworn 1977 deposition and later statements about a $49,000 loan. The review finds a $37,600 family fund balance in 1976, questions on how funds were used for a Watergate apartment, medical payments, stock losses, and a $7,333 legal fee.
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Boston
Edward Brooke
Boston Globe
Brooke
Raymond Tye
Massachusetts Republican
Tye
Watergate
Washington
The
Globe
Pipeline sabotage spill near Fairbanks causes minimal damage
An oil spill from a February 15 sabotage on the trans Alaskan pipeline released about 600000 gallons through a 14 inch hole. Crude spilled into Steele Creek six miles east of Fairbanks but was largely recovered or burned. officials report vegetation regrowth at the site.
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Fairbanks, Alaska
Steele Creek
Fairbanks
John Janssen
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Janssen
Peasant Top and Short Shorts in White Sale
Readable text notes a peasant top and white shorts priced at 15 dollars and 11 dollars respectively for sizes 8 to 14. The fragment mentions shorts priced at 11 dollars and a white option in sizes 8 to 14.
Carter son weighs charity over wedding pictures profit
Jeff Carter, 25, a GWU graduate and amateur photographer, may keep or donate money from exclusive wedding photos of Jana Carter. He sold two images to Time, with earnings potentially between 500 and 10 000 dollars, after previous Life Magazine payments. He may join Patrick Caddell's polling firm if offered a job.
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Washington (Ap
Jeff Carter
Billy Carter
Carter
Young Carter
George Washington University
Jana Carter
Time Magazine
William Tucker
Uniphoto
Annette
Life Magazine
White House
Patrick Caddell
President Carter
Maine Geography and Lighthouse Heritage
Maine, the largest New England state, spans 33,215 square miles and shares borders with only New Hampshire. Its rugged seacoast stretches 3,478 miles, and West Quoddy Point marks the easternmost U.S. mainland town.
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New England
Maine
United States
New Hampshire
West Quoddy Point
U.S
Court rules Bicentennial critique not libelous toward shopkeeper
Washington Court of Appeals upholds dismissal of Richard Sims suit against KIRO Inc. over a Jan 2 1976 broadcast critiquing Bicentennial souvenir sales. The program showed items from Sims Bicentennial Shop but did not name the store or show its exterior.
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Seattle
Washington Court of Appeals
Kiro Inc
Richard Sims
Sims
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