Nixon seen as lonely troubled ex president at San Clemente
Rabbi Baruch Korff, who heads Nixon Justice Fund, says former president Richard Nixon is lonely and troubled as transition funds end. He cites legal and medical fees and congressional scrutiny, while noting Nixon rejected any move toward GOP roles or ambassador posts.
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California prison wardens shuffled in major shakeup
Five state prison heads including San Quentin's new warden are being transferred in a Department of Corrections shakeup. The changes, described as administrative not punitive, aim to implement staff recommendations ahead of a Brown administration press release.
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Convicted Contractors May Continue to Work
Polich Benedict Construction Co owners Ty rone T Polich and Hebert L Benedict, convicted in a fatal freeway accident, may keep working as construction employees under a state agreement. Licenses revoked, they face three years probation and $2,000 in fines plus potential judgments from the incident.
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Ex president a sad figure says Jackson on Nixon
Senator Henry Jackson described Richard Nixon as a sad figure on the American scene. He said Nixon has a long way to go to work his way back and would not be welcomed as an elder statesman if he were president.
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Nixon to receive $175000 book advance soon
United Press International reports former president Richard Nixon will soon receive a $175,000 advance for his memoirs from Warner Paperback Library. Irving Lazar, the Beverly Hills agent who brokered the deal, says Nixon intends to tell the truth and level with readers.
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Caribbean island asked to aid Nixon legal appeal
The 100000 residents of Castries St Lucia have been asked to help defray legal expenses for former President Richard M Nixon in an appeal signed by Rabbi Baruch Korff.
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