Deep Throat identity remains secret decades after Watergate
The Watergate era’s famous Deep Throat remains unnamed more than 30 years after Woodward and Bernstein exposed Nixon. John Dean hints at the identity in The Deep Throat Brief, noting past guesses by Earl J. Silbert and Alexander Haig were denied.
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Chirac Wins French Presidential Landslide Over Le Pen
Jacques Chirac was re elected with a record margin in France's Fifth Republic. He secured about 82 percent of votes against Jean Marie Le Pen's 18 percent as turnout neared 80 percent. Chirac credited broad backing especially from left leaning voters who rejected Le Pen.
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Inside Saddam Should Go Secetary of Powell says the U.S. wants Iraqi leader Saddam Li
A jumble of oblique lines lists numerous names with ages and hometowns across Virginia Maryland and West Virginia followed by PAGE 19 suggesting a partial obituary or notice page fragment. The exact action or context is unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Warner Speech at JMU Commencement Urges Public Service
Governor Mark Warner addressed 2,846 James Madison University graduates at Bridgeforth Stadium praising individual citizens' role in democracy. He urged public service, conviction, and civic debate, linking the ceremony to national resilience amid recent crises and noting graduates from Harrisonburg. Pamela Carter and daughter Rebecca Jones, both graduates, attended.
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Standoff at Church Nears End in Bethlehem
Palestinian officials reported a deal to end the monthlong standoff at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, though a senior Israeli official said progress but no agreement. Israel continued negotiations as Ariel Sharon traveled to the United States for talks with President Bush.Over 200 Palestinians fled into the church on April 2, including about 30 gunmen, ahead of Israeli forces.
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Arafat Remains Negotiating Partner
Washington asserts support for a Palestinian state with Yasser Arafat as leader. Bush aides seek reform of Palestinian governance and a crackdown on corruption and terror. Palestinian officials report a deal to end the Bethlehem Nativity Church standoff as Sharon arrives in Washington with documents tying Arafat to terror.
Jefferson Group Keeps Hemings Kin Out
Members of the Monticello Association voted Sunday to restrict membership to Jefferson descendants through his daughters Martha and Maria, excluding Sally Hemings descendants. A proposal to form a separate group for Hemings descendants was rejected, and a scholarly report found insufficient evidence to prove Hemings lineage under the association’s definitions.
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Change and Its Opponents Split Election Celebrations
Election day ballots list three candidates as Democrats or Republicans for City Council while post election events split along lines. CHANGE will meet at Calhoun's restaurant on Court Square after polls close at 7 p.m. to celebrate and back candidates for two council seats and three School Board hopefuls. The Elk's Lodge hosts the Republican aligned celebrations, continuing a city tradition.
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