Carter Plans Blanket Pardon for Vietnam Draft Evaders
Carter spokesman said the president-elect will issue a blanket pardon for Vietnam draft evaders in his first week in office. Powell noted a case by case approach for deserters and said a tax cut decision will be made early next year after economic trends are reviewed. Carter works at home in South Georgia and canceled a planned aide meeting after illness.
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Garlic-Breath Waiter Seeks Job Back At London Club
Umberto Berlen 39, fired from the Les Ambassadeurs club where members include Prince Charles, seeks reinstatement after being dismissed for serving wine from the wrong side and reporting to work with garlic on his breath. He says a cold caused the garlic odor and had worked there since 1974 earning about $144 weekly.
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George Franklin Proposed as Clark County Ombudsman
The piece endorses George Franklin for Clark County ombudsman citing his 30 years in government and legal roles. It notes his opposition to unconstitutional consolidation and his push for cost effective service sharing. The column urges readers to support Franklin to curb excessive pay raises and office leases by officials.
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Meier reveals Hughes sought end to recluse life
A Las Vegas Sun summary notes Howard Hughes as he pursued a return from isolation aided by documents released by former aide John Meier. The memos discuss Hughes wanting to meet Watergate investigators and clarify reasons for staying hidden amid political and business pressures.
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Kids Classified Debuts As SUN Sees Quick Growth
The SUN reports the Kids Classified service is an instant hit with more than 175 youngsters placing free ads and 32 schools represented, up from 21. Free order forms circulated to grades 1 through 6 for weekly ads, including gifts and babysitting gigs.
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Police Victim Randolph Evans Shot Outside Brooklyn Home
A 15 year old, Randolph Evans, died in an unprovoked shooting outside a Brooklyn home. An eight year police veteran is charged with his murder. Further details appear on page four.
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Heirs sue CBS and Columbia Records over Bessie Smith royalties
The heirs of famed singer Bessie Smith sue CBS and Columbia Records alleging they received minimal royalties from her records. The suit argues excessive withholding and improper accounting, seeking compensation and damages.
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Infant found in Salvation Army donation box in Michigan
Wyan dotte General Hospital reports numerous adoption inquiries after a baby boy found Tuesday in a Salvation Army donation box at a suburban Detroit shopping center. Detectives have no leads on the infant's identity, custody will go to the state Social Services for adoption, and the child is listed in good condition alongside a similar case in Ann Arbor.
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