Brinkley to Retire From NBC After 38 Years on Air
Associated Press reports veteran broadcaster David Brinkley will retire next month after 38 years with NBC. The 61-year-old anchor, famed for Huntley Brinkley and Nightly News, will still appear on at least the first two NBC Magazine episodes as his future format is decided.
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Elephant faces surgery at Wildlife Safari park
Tanga, a 1500 pound African bull at Wildlife Safari in Winston Oregon, injured by Winkie, has a front left leg broken in two places. Vet Melody Roelke says surgery in UC Davis may fix the leg with pins though full recovery looks unlikely but Tanga's youth and size aid healing. Officials note Tanga valued at 17000 to 20000 dollars.
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Duke OKs talks on Nixon library
Duke University trustees authorize negotiations to locate a Richard Nixon presidential library on campus after hours of debate and student protest. The panel also agrees to donate land if talks succeed, with final land commitment awaiting review by the executive committee and full board.
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