Watergate big fish Haldeman and Mitchell ordered to report
Haldeman and former Attorney General Mitchell were ordered to begin serving their 2 to 8 year sentences by noon June 22. Judge Sirica set the surrender, with Haldeman aiming for Lompoc, Mitchell potentially bound for Allenwood, as the Watergate case closes.
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Washington
H.R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
U.S
John J. Sirica
Haldeman
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Sirica
Justice Department
John J. Wilson
Lompoc
Calif
Plato Cacheris
Allenwood
Klondike Commemoration recalls Skagway gunfights and bars
Skagway Alaska marks the Klondike Historical Park opening amid memories of the gold rush era. Residents recall Soapy Smith and the 1898 gunfight that killed him, as 94-year old Bobby Sheldon recounts the scene and danger of early Skagway.
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Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
Skagway
Alaska
Jack London
Klondike Historical Park
U.S
Klondike
Northwest Canada
Northwest Mounted Police
Hell On
Jefferson Randolph
Soapy'’ Smith
Soapy
Bobby Sheldon
Sheldon
Fairbanks
Frank Reid
Seychelles coup ousts Mancham as Reno assumes power
In Victoria Seychelles riots erupt as leftist Prime Minister Albert Reno ousts President James R Mancham while he is abroad. Rebels seize radio airport and police. two officers killed. Chief Justice and five Briton police officers among those detained. elections planned for 1979. Rebels accuse Mancham of lavish lifestyle and globe trotting.
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Victoria
Seychelles
Albert Reno
Playboy
James R. Mancham
Mancham
London
Indian Ocean
Britain
United Nations
Rene
National Assembly
A.J. O’brien Quinn
IRS probes 481 corporate slush funds and 71 fraud cases
The IRS reveals 481 potential slush fund issues from a questionnaire audit of about 1,200 large U.S. corporations started in 1975, with 71 cases sent to the Intelligence Division for possible criminal fraud. Commissioner Kurtz called the probe productive and says it will continue.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
IRS
IRS Intelligence Division
United States
Jerome Kurtz
Dade County Gays Rights Vote Promoted by Church Leaders
Miami voters prepare for a Tuesday decision on repealing the county homosexual rights law. Reverend William Chapman urges a repeal while Anita Bryant backs the repeal drive. supporters and opponents marshal media, calls, and church involvement. The issue centers on housing and employment protections based on sexual orientation.
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Dade County
Miami
William Chapman
Anita
Bryant
Chapman
Miss Bryant
Miami Herald
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Dour
John Ehrlichman
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Daniel Elisberg
Mitchell and
Washington State
Canada
Pioneer Square
Seattle
Chilkoot Pass
Klondike Gold Fields
Yukon Territory
Seychelles Islands
Air France
Paris
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Ann Landers
Serene Eene Bridge
Heloise
Pewee Wren Wrens Markets
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