Watergate figure Hunt to be paroled if fine paid
Watergate conspirator E Howard Hunt is granted parole from a 30 month term to eight years contingent on paying a pending fine of 10 000. The parole would release him February 2 from a Miami area prison after decades in custody. His attorney says the payment will be arranged.
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World Today Dispatches on Dissidents and Global Tensions
Combined News Services report US accuses Czechoslovakia of Helsinki violations amid dissident harassment. Segars denied restaurant access in Johannesburg. QE2 world cruise plan to visit Peking. Alaska distress hoax leads to Coast Guard search. Arizona prison escapes. Mexico City student protest. Madrid mourners attend funeral for three slain Communist lawyers.
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British labor plan would give workers equal say on boards
A special government committee proposed radical changes expanding union power in British industry. Unions could force 50:40 board representation after only one-third of a company's employees approve. The plan aims to extend union influence and likely sparks a fierce nationwide debate.
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First Lady Rosalynn Carter Seeks Privacy for Amy
The White House will curb daily press briefings to keep Amy Carter out of the spotlight as she begins public school. Spokeswoman Mary Hoyt says Amy hopes to stay out of media attention and make friends, while Mrs. Carter backs an editorial urging less coverage of the child.
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Carter's Washington social debut at Press Club banquet
President Carter attended a Washington Press Club banquet where freshman members teased him and Senate Majority Leader Byrd played his favorite hymn on violin. He quipped about week one in D.C. and teased the crowd as he anticipated his White House oath and walk to power.
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