Kissinger Plans Private Talks On Post Government Life
Secretary Henry Kissinger will meet with a few people in the coming weeks to discuss his future as a private citizen after leaving government. Associates note numerous job offers, including possible corporate boards and memoir work, while Kissinger may pursue academic or journalism roles. He plans no decisions until he has left office and will keep his options private.
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Texas Man Seeks Earliest Execution Date
Excel White told District Judge Tom Ryan he does not deserve forgiveness and asked for the earliest execution date. Judge Ryan set a December 10 date for White and James Livingston, who were sentenced to die in the electric chair for a May 1974 McKinney grocery store killing.
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Pentagon Warns Recovery To Hurt Military Reserves
Washington reports that a Pentagon reserves policy board warned that economic recovery could worsen recruiting and retention in the national guard and reserve forces. It cited better job prospects as a major disincentive and urged incentives to boost enlistments as planners view reserves as key to future crises. The September reserve total was 824,600, about 80,000 short of goals.
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Dayton Broadcast Executive Open to Return to Farm State
A broadcast executive Crow states the Saxe family told ambassador he will return to their cattle farm outside Mechast resburg in Champaign county after sending post to India on December 4. The message references the Bong family friend and a plan not to store a boat this winter.
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Jagger Seeks Permanent Ban on Revealing Love Letters
In London Mick Jagger asks a court to make permanent a temporary injunction preventing former girlfriend Christine Shrimpton from publishing or selling love letters. He also seeks return of his letters and details on any profits from their use.
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