Dean's Watergate Memoir Mixes Humor With Revelations
Washington AP report outlines John Dean's 415 page memoir Blind Ambition. The book revisits the Watergate break in and White House coverup with humor and detail. It cites Dean's anecdotes about a Cabinet slur, Xaviera Hollander's address book, a Luxurious apartment episode, and Henry Petersen remarks.
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Washington
John Dean
White House
Simon and Schuster
Watergate
Dean
Ford
Agriculture
Earle Butz
Nixon White House
Xaviera Hollander
New York
Ronald Ziegler
John J. Caulfield
Caulfield
Tony Ulasewicz
Ehrlichman
Jack
John Ehrlichman
Nixon
Chicago
Salvation Army
Cheerleading Big Business in Texas and Beyond
In Honey Grove Texas a district football game accompanies a scene of two squads of cheerleaders trained by the National Cheerleaders Association. The NCA reports nearly 250 clinics in 46 states and two continents training over 100 000 girls with 7 million dollars in annual revenue. Founder Lawrence Herkimer says parents sacrifice for uniforms and camps as the industry expands through clinics, supplies, and drills across schools.
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Texas
Warrior Stadium
National Cheerleaders Association
NCA
Lawrence Herkimer
Gene Cason
Herkimer
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Sam Houston State University
Ilinois State
Dallas
Cason
World Cheerleader Council
International Cheerleading Foundation
Court Pick Due Soon in Kansas Appeals Court
Gov. Robert F. Bennett has 30 days to name a fifth member of Kansas new Court of Appeals as it prepares to begin operation in January.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Bennett
Harold R. Fatzer
Robert L. Boyce Jr
Kansas City
University of Kansas Law School
State Financial Responsibility Division
Federal Trade Commission
Ohn Q. Royce
Salina
Hampton, Royce, Engleman and Nelson
Flu Shot Sites Closed After Deaths in Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Health Department shut down all 43 swine flu inoculation sites after three elderly fatalities soon after vaccination at a Pittsburgh clinic. Coroner and CDC officials study ongoing. no proven link to vaccine. Victims had heart or lung problems. stresses of vaccination noted by health officials.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Health Department
Federal
Center For Disease Control
Health Department
Miriam Blair
Cyril Wecht
Americans Among 17 Dead in Mexican Train Collision
The crash in the Sierra Madre near Pito Real killed 17 people and injured 63. Five Americans from New York City were among the dead. three others were identified as Mary Jennifer Loya, 30, Catherine Lloyd Baker, 28, Mary Gertrude Mortellarg, 25, with injuries including Paul Joseph Callsen and Mary Callsen Sordia. Railway officials blame the passenger train crew for disobeying signals and orders.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
New York City
Government Railway Administration
Mary Jennifer Loya
Catherine Lloyd Baker
Mary Gertrude Mortellarg
Paul Joseph Callsen
Mary Callsen Sordia
Tarahumara Indian Reservation
Pacific Coast
Sierra Madre Mountains
Pito Real
Arizona
Lesser-Known Presidential Hopefuls Stir Ballot Speculation
A raft of minor contenders beyond Ford and Carter populate Federal Election Commission records. Candidates include Ernest Whitford, Paul Trent, Eddie Collins, Paul Langhow, and Lar Daly seeking long-shot paths to the White House.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ernest Whitford
Paul Trent
Eddie Collins
Paul T. Langhow
Lar Daly
White House
Gus Hall
Communist Party
Federal Election Commission
Carter
Ford
Eugene McCarthy
Georgia
Lester Maddox
American Independent Party
Tom Anderson
American Party
Roger MacBride
Liberation Party
MacBride
CLA
FBI
Federal Reserve System
Daly
Trent
DeKalb
Inl
Collins
Election Commission
Parl Langhow
U.S
Syria vows decisive action after Palestinian embassy raids
The Syrian government promised decisive punitive action after three Palestinians attacked the Syrian Embassies in Rome and Islamabad. One attacker was killed in Islamabad, and two others were arrested. the Rome raid wounded a secretary and held five staff for two hours. The incidents followed Syria’s involvement in Lebanon and disrupted a truce effort by Lebanese, Syrian, and Palestinian representatives at Chtoura.
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Associated Press
Pakistan
Italy
Syria
Rome
Islamabad
Beirut
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Damascus Radio
Tion
Damascus
Lebanon
Mohammad Bahir Dreii
Chtoura
Air Crash in India Kills 95
Bombay witnesses recount a Caravelle takeoff from Mumbai to Madras when an engine caught fire. Pilot Captain K D Gupta steered toward open ground to avoid hangars, but the jet crashed and burned near Santa Cruz Airport. Ninety five aboard perished, mostly Indians. a larger Boeing was deferred for engine trouble.
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Bombay
India
Santa Cruz
Madras
Boeing
K.D. Gupta
Gupta
Viking digs under Mars rock for organics test
In Pasadena scientists plan Friday analysis of a scoop from beneath an unusually shaped Martian rock nicknamed Mr Badger to search for organic molecules. Viking 2's robot arm moved the rock aside Monday and photos are awaited to confirm the soil collection.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mr. Badger
Viking 2
Mars
Klaus Biemann
Riemann
Viking
Earth
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Palestine Revolu
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Wen
Calcutta
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Hoscat
Nema
Mars Life Search
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Leroy
Franklin
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