Haldeman begins 8 year prison term tomorrow
Haldeman, Nixon's former top aide, starts a 2 1/2 to 8 year sentence at Lompoc Federal Correctional Facility. Mitchell, Ehrlichman also face prison, Ehrlichman began serving last year, while Mitchell reports to Alabama base jail. He enjoys pension, book advance, and a spacious home amid Hollywood.
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Fires Contain Edges as Blazes Rage in NM and AZ
Fire crews in northern New Mexico hope to contain a 10 800 acre blaze by Thursday as winds ease, while in Arizona 9 000 acres burn near the Coronado National Forest. U S Forest Service spokesman Richard Lindeberg said 60 percent of the Los Alamos fire is under control and praised efforts to protect Bandelier National Monument and Los Alamos facilities.
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Brezhnev Sees No Major Progress in Arms Talks in France
In Paris Brezhnev told French hosts that the U.S.-Soviet talks on limiting offensive weapons have shown no major progress. The remark came during a 22 hour meeting with President Giscard d Estaing as part of his three day France visit. By contrast U.S. arms negotiator Warnke said he was encouraged by ongoing discussions in Moscow on strategic arms limits.
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Saccharin Ban Delayed for New FDA Review
The FDA postpones a planned July or August ban on saccharin as it evaluates a new Canadian study relating saccharin to bladder cancer in men. Consumer letters and congressional debate prompt the delay, pushing implementation to the fall.
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Uganda refugee says Amin regime leaves no government
Bishop Festo Kivengere, Ugandan refugee, tells a Dallas news conference that Uganda lacks a functioning government under President Amin. He describes Amin as a doomed, feared dictator and predicts purges as the regime destabilizes. he escaped Uganda last year and hopes to return only after Amin is deposed.
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New chief asks press to leave assassination panel alone
G Blakey, new staff chief of the House assassinations committee, orders a news blackout as he leads investigations into the Kennedy and King killings. Louis Stokes, chairman, says no comments until staff work ends and a public presentation will be made when evidence is ready.
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Sixteen feared dead in Navy C130 crash
A Navy C130 crashed shortly after takeoff from Wake Island Air Force Base with sixteen teen military personnel feared dead. Search and rescue were suspended due to high winds as rescuers from Hickam Air Force Base and Coast Guard joined the effort. The aircraft, based at Agana Guam, was en route home after refueling at Wake.
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Gasoline pipeline blast injures four in Borger
A natural gasoline pipeline rupture and two subsequent explosions in Borger, Texas injured four Phillips 66 employees. Spokesman Fred Thompson said the workers, identified as Sam McCall Ray Brown Jarrell Phares and Eric L Alexander of Borger, were evacuated by helicopter to Amarillo for burn treatment. Conditions were not known. The men were repairing a six inch line after heavy rains damaged a pipeline support when the blasts occurred at 9 a.m.
Mystery surrounds Amin's disappearance in Uganda
Uganda President Idi Amin had not been seen since Friday. Nairobi newspaper reports an attempted assassination near Entebbe. Kampala officials denied the missing status but gave no location. Egypt says Amin sent a message to Sadat on Africa issues.
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Weather Watch Forecast With Scattered Thunderstorms
Forecast calls for a trace of precipitation under partly cloudy skies through Wednesday. Scattered thunderstorms arriving in the south this afternoon and persisting tonight and Wednesday. Not quite as warm tonight. Highs 88 to 93, lows 63 to 73, near 60 in the mountains.
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