Post publishes Berkowitz diaries amid murder case turmoil
Journalistic dispute over prison photos and diary excerpts from David Berkowitz, the Son of Sam suspect, highlights his claimed detachment from reality in hospital isolation. The New York Post published the material while denying disclosure details, and Berkowitz writes of a craving for freedom, demon possession, and a wish to avoid harming others. Separately, Keith Richards faces drug charges in Canada as witnesses crowd the courthouse, and a development center in Illinois hosts a rare visitor for a long-term ward. Mary Jane Truman is reported in critical condition, and the Carter wedding plans proceed with Sydney Stapleton.
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Diplomat David Bruce Dies After Long Service
David Bruce, veteran diplomat and former ambassador to Great Britain, France, and West Germany, died Monday in Georgetown University Medical Center at 2 10 a.m. He was 7. A Democrat, he served Nixon in Paris for Vietnam talks, led the U S delegation, and later headed the U S liaison office in China. He retired in 1976 after serving as ambassador to NATO.
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World Today Highlights Energy and Global News
Congressional energy conferees failed to resolve natural gas pricing and Senate talks considered abandoning a full energy package this year. Portland reports a $134 million uniform property tax repealed, with impact on education funding. Cincinnati judge strikes down school financing, triggering protests and walkouts. Tufts students oppose a grant to Ferdinand Marcos Foundation. Bonn summit planned for next year to coordinate economic policy and nuclear energy debates. South Africa proclaims Bophuthatswana independence amid controversy. UN votes block a human rights high commissioner appointment. Underground nuclear test ban talks resume in Geneva. Mexico oil field blast kills nine, injures 17.
Cranston seeks Marcos exile for Aquino foe
Senator Cranston urges Philippine leader Marcos to allow jailed opposition figure Benigno Aquino Jr. to go into political exile in the United States. A special courier was to meet Marcos to advance the appeal amid Aquino's five years in prison and death sentence by a military tribunal.
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