Haldeman And Mitchell Ordered To Report To Prison
Former White House aides H R Haldeman and John N Mitchell must report by noon June 22 to begin serving their 2% to 8 year sentences for Watergate. Judge Sirica set the deadline to allow last requests while their paths to prison were arranged.
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Washington
H.R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
America
U.S
John J. Sirica
Ditch
Supreme Court
Sirica
Justice Dept
Haldeman
John J. Wilson
Lompoc
Calif
Plato Cacheris
Mitchell
Pornography a Focal Point in North Carolina Legislature
In Raleigh AP report, the legislature debates obscenity laws with bills to wrap Playboy, screen Hustler, and curb kiddie porn. Senator McNeill Smith leads anti obscenity efforts while others push to simplify prosecutions and shield minors. The dispute centers on balancing civil liberties and public decency as bills advance to end two step prosecutions and broaden penalties.
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Raleigh
Playboy
McNeill Smith
D-Guilford
Smith
North Carolina
Christians For
Henson Barnes
D-Wayne
Hustler
Carolyn Mathis
D-Mecklenburg
Bobby Lee Combs
D-Catawba
Berry crops and grape experiment near Carthage and Forsyth
Inquiries to Action Line reveal local producers in Carthage and Vass have ended berry operations due to labor shortages. Forsyth County Extension plans suggest next year may bring a few pickable berries and a grape growing test, with 1200 cuttings across 22 varieties to test farms for winemaking and preserves.
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M.H. A
Carthage
Vass
Moore County Extension
Talmadge Baker
Forsyth County Extension Service
Kim Powell
Powell
Weakened Persons Affected Coast Exposed To Disease
Researchers at Virginia Tech report NIH funding for a two year study on atypical mycobacteria linked to a mysterious lung disease. They say 80 percent of the seacoast population from Virginia to Texas may be exposed and that the organisms worsen pulmonary disease mainly in weakened individuals. Bruce Parker estimates the organisms may contribute to about 20 percent of pulmonary deaths in the region.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
Texas
Virginia Tech
National Institutes of Health
Bruce Parker
Tech
Joseph O. Falkinham II
Parker
Falkinham
Portsmouth
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Mobile
Ala
James River
Savannah River
Georgia
Navy
Australia
Wales
New Zealand
West Germany
Miami Gay Rights Vote Faces Sunday to Tuesday Campaign
The city braces for Tuesday’s vote to repeal Dade County’s gay rights law amid strong church led campaigns. Anita Bryant and Save Our Children back repeal while gay groups urge enforcement. Catholic leaders urge voting yes. A separate science note discusses atypical mycobacteria found in several Atlantic and southern waters and potential new antibiotics.
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Miami
Dade County
William Chapman
Anita Bryant
Chapman
Miss Bryant
Save Our Children Inc
Miami Herald
Goodwill Glass Sculptor Works Fund Gifts for Foreign Leaders
U. S. State Department purchased 12 hand blown dogwood flower pieces by Hans Godo Frabel of Atlanta for under 50 dollars each to meet First Lady Rosalynn Carter’s 13 day goodwill visit to South America. The glass donkey sculpture was among the works displayed during the gift program.
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Hans Godo Frabel
Atlanta
U. S. State Dept
Rosalynn Carter
South America
Frabel
State Dept
Carter
GOP Chairman Attacks Young Over Nixon Ford Remarks
Republican National Chairman Bill Brock denounces Andrew Young as a diplomatic incompetent and calls for Carter to demand an apology. Brock criticizes Young as inept and accuses him of damaging diplomacy while Young defends Soviet dissidents and discusses human rights policy in Playboy.
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Andrew Young
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Bill Brock
Brock
Young
United Nations
Carter
Inter
Playboy Magazine
Europe
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
Andrei Sakharov
Entebbe
Soviet Union
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