Watergate guard doubts he'd report crime again
Frank Wills the guard who discovered the Watergate break in says he would not report the crime again. He is bitter unemployed and brooding five years after the event, angry over lack of recognition and a hoped humanitarian award.
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Fire destroys yard grass and tree at Lillian Carter home
Plains Georgia volunteer fire department chief said Thursday a fire in Lillian Carters back yard burned about 100 feet of grass a pine tree and scorched a stack of firewood The blaze started when the Presidents mother was burning trash in a container Volunteers extinguished the flames.
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Amin burdens Britons on way to Uganda capital
Nineteen Britons carried Ugandan President Idi Amin on shoulders for 114 miles toward Kampala amid a planned rally. Amin urged Ugandans not to mistreat residents still living in Uganda who cannot leave, while declaring support for his government. Prince Charles denies engagement report.
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Baptists label gays sinners amid national religious row
In a sweeping religious dispute, Baptists labeled gays sinners as the nation’s largest Protestant groups register and leaders including Bryant and President Carter react. The report ties church factions to broader political tensions in the United States during a period of debate over desegregation and civil rights.
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Advice to grads Dont Do It Harvard Class Day speaker urges caution
George Plimpton of the class of 933 told Harvard graduates not to rush into the world after commencement. He urged students to stay in and unpack and warned that society may not want new graduates, noting that most confront the job market in June. He mused on absorbing graduates like peach pits to avoid suffocation.
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