Bernstein Leaves Post For Books
Washington AP reports Carl Bernstein resigns from The Washington Post effective January 1 to focus on book writing after a long career since 1966. Nora Ephron critiques the women’s movement as leaderless and failing to help women assume roles in society at a Brown University event.
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Sadlowski Confident Of Winning
AP reports United Steelworkers presidential candidates Sadlowski and McBride will appear on the February ballot. Preliminary results show McBride ahead 3109 local endorsements to 435 for Sadlowski, but local counts may shift as remaining nominations are reported. Sadlowski backers claim local totals are not decisive.
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Hearst to appear with private guards at first public moment
Patricia Hearst, free on 1.25 million bail, will be surrounded by a platoon of private security guards for her first public appearance since bail. Boston attorney Al Johnson says he will escort Hearst from San Francisco for today’s hearing, likely seeking a delay of the January trial.
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