Financial woes of Nation of Islam leader Muhammad
Muhammad says the Nation of Islam faces 5.4 million in debt from 10 years of father Elijah Muhammad's reign. He cites 500000 in back taxes and 900000 in short term debts plus 4 million long term obligations. Speaking at Saviors Day at Elijah Muhammad Mosque No 2, he outlined structural changes including decentralizing authority and barring ministers from running businesses.
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Weather Chaos Hits Midwest and West Coast Storms
March storms sweep the Midwest with snow sleet and freezing rain disrupting Iowa Illinois Indiana and Michigan while Seattle faces fierce winds and a coast guard helicopter crash during a rescue. Snow reaches Montana Wyoming and South Dakota as record warmth ends in the east.
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Zaire shifts stance to recognize Angolan government
Zaire reverses its pro Western backing in Angola and recognizes the Soviet backed government in Luanda in a weekend deal. Mobutu Sese Seko confirms a mutual nonaggression pact and calls for respect for each state's integrity. The accord follows a months long diplomatic push and cuts off support to Western aligned fronts.
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Brown's political future unsure for California delegation
California Democrats doubt Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr will lead an uncommitted delegation or run as a favorite son in the June primary. Observers cite risks from his father's 1960 convention debacle, the 15 percent first-ballot rule, and time constraints for assembling a statewide slate before the March 26 filing deadline. Secretary of State Eu hints at possible uncommitted delegation.
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Double agent Norman Rees dies by own hand in Connecticut
In rural western Connecticut Norman John Rees, a Mobil Oil engineer and longtime double agent who fed Soviet intelligence from 1942 to 1971, apparently shot himself as fear of exposure grew. His wife Ann discovered him in their retirement condo. authorities note no farewell note was left. Rees had been awarded a Soviet medal and pension for his work while publicly living as a quiet, gentle man.
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