Nixon opposed to Nixon birthplace historic site plan
Washington AP report notes administration proposed a Nixon birthplace site as part of Carter bill debate. Nixon's spokesman says the idea is a surprise and the Nixon Birthplace Foundation plans Yorba Linda facility as private, nongovernmental. Subcommittee rejected adding a Nixon site and kept focus on Carter Plains historic site.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Nixon
John Taylor
Nixon Birthplace Foundation
Congress
National Park Service
Yorba Linda
Calif
Subcommittee On National Parks and Public Lands
Carter
Bruce Vento
D-Minn
Vento
Denis P. Galvin
Nison
Michard Ray
D-Ga
Galvin
Park Service
Plains
Ray
Plains High School
Carters
Seaboard Coast Line
The
Plains Historic Preservation Trust
Georgia House
Secret Service
Brothers honored for heroism after Bel Air rescue
Martin and Mark Jones, with Sean Little, rescued 15 year old Sean from a burning car on Interstate 95 near Baltimore on December 10, 1986. The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission named them among 21 heroes this year. each received $2,500 and a medal. Sean survived after injuries. his mother Carol Ann Little died in the crash.
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Bel Air
Martin Jones
Mark
Baltimore
Joppa
Sean P. Little
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Andrew Carnegie
Jones
Sean
Carol Ann Little
Harford
Baltimore County
Mrs. Little
Inmate with commuted sentence pleads guilty to drugs
Rhozier T. Brown Jr., once freed by President Ford for forming a drama group at Lorton Reformatory, pleaded guilty in U S District Court to cocaine distribution and to defrauding a charitable institution of 45000 dollars. He faces up to 20 years for distribution and up to 10 years for fraud.
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Washington
Maryland
Ford
Lorton Reformatory
Rhozier T. “Roach” Brown Jr
U.S
Brown
Drug Enforcement Administration
Robert O'Leary
Hillcrest Children’s Center
Gerhart Gesell
Inner Voices Drama Co
Lorton
White House
FBI asks librarians to watch for spies
The FBI urged New York City librarians to report library users who might recruit intelligence agents or gather information for hostile powers. Librarians fear privacy intrusion while officials note the Library Awareness Program is part of a national counterintelligence effort sparked by a Soviet UN employee’s 1960s case.
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New York
FBI
New York City
New York Times
The
Times
United Nations
Queens College
Genadi F. Zakharov
Nicholas
Daniloff
Soviet Union
Washington
James Fox
Fox
the Times
Columbia University
New York Public Library
New York Library Association
Nancy Lian
Association
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DAV Campaign
Sam Yu
Washington College
Chestertown
Helen Cutgail
FSK Unit 11
American Legion Auxiliary
Marnie Higginbotham
Frederick High
Vicki Fadeley
Middletown High
Reva Fisher
Girls State
Betty McClellan
Frederick Woman's Civic Club
VFW Woman’s Auxiliary Post
Woman's Democratic League
Wood
Martinsburg
W. Va
Chester Luzier
Mary Timpson
Washington and Lee Auxiliary
Washington and Lee
Washington and Lee Frederick
Ronald Young
Don Ward
the Plains High School
Atlanta
Arthritis Foundation
Frederick's
Purina
SunSeed Co
Mary Dillon
Jefferson
Willow Tree Plaza
AO West
O'Leary
Teur
KGB
Garfield Furry Tales
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
America
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