Former Prisoner Of War To Seek U S Senate Seat
Leo K. Thorsness a former POW and Medal of Honor winner announced he will run for the U S Senate from South Dakota in the Republican primary next June. He argued his six years in a North Vietnamese prison camp deepened his belief in democracy and leadership, and he aimed to face Democrat incumbent George McGovern in the general election.
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Kohoutek comet dims. viewing may be limited in cities
Sky watchers note Kohoutek dimmed within 72 hours after a bright start near Jupiter level. Project scientist William Snoddy says fading is possible but data from Skylab and ground observers still offer valuable comet science. The comet skimmed the sun, then sped away, with visibility in cities possibly at the threshold.
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Watergate turmoil tied to subpoenas and daylight timing
A White House spokesman said the committee informally agreed to delay while preparing to press in U.S. District Court to enforce subpoenas. Chief Counsel Samuel Cash and Buzhardt met Judge Sirica as the panel plans to amend its suit, with Nixon aides and testimonies shaping the broader Watergate materials dispute and related tapes.
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Watergate figure Barker freed on appeal awaiting ruling
Bernard L. Barker, paralyzed on the right side from alleged exposure while serving his Watergate sentence, was released on Friday to await his appeal outcome. He pleaded guilty to burglary conspiracy and wiretapping and said he still believes his actions were correct. Barker, 56, credited a Bell's Palsy diagnosis from a Florida Air Force Base hospital and noted his daughter’s sharp remark about Nixon.
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