Marine Corps commandant likely to be Lt Gen Louis H Wilson
Administration sources say President Ford will nominate Lt Gen Louis H Wilson a World War II Medal of Honor recipient to become the Marine Corps commandant, succeeding Gen Robert F. C. on January 1. Contenders include Gen Earl E Anderson, with infighting and a coded letter scandal adding tension to the race among infantry and aviator factions.
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Washington musician seeks Marine string ensemble pass mark
Anne Munsen a 26 year old cellist from De Kalb Illinois weighs 32 pounds over ideal for the Marines string ensemble and has begun a strict diet to qualify. AP Wirephoto
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Watergate figure indicted in tax fraud case
A Watergate link figure, Anthony T Ulasewicz, 56, was indicted in Brooklyn for understating income in 1971-72 after years in White House service. The case cites Senate Watergate testimony and alleges tax fraud tied to his earnings during 1971-72.
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Democratic National Committee
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Ulasewicz
U.S. District Court
Edward Neaher
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Marines mourn two deaths in Viet Nam siege
Associated Press reports Marine Lance Corporal Darwin L. Judge and Corporal Charles McMahon Jr. were among the last Americans killed in Vietnam during an attack near Tan Son Nhut Air Port. Their families in Marshalltown Iowa and Woburn Massachusetts reacted with pride and grief.
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Charles McMahon
Witness attack disrupts SLA trial in Sacramento
In Sacramento a murder trial of two SLA members Ruchell Tittle and Joseph Remiro was interrupted when Tittle punched prosecution witness Christopher Thompson, a former SLA friend. The assault ended with bystanders restraining him as jurors reacted with tears and the judge called a recess.
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Libération Amy
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Joseph Remiro
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Marcus Poster
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Rare brain surgery saves life of lad
In Minneapolis doctors report a rare operation on 12 year old Bryan Sandidge involved removing half his skull and replacing it weeks later. The boy, treated after Reyes syndrome symptoms, showed improvement within days though speech remains limited. The skull section was reinstalled on March 28.
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University of Minnesota
Bryan Sandidge
Bruce Sandidge
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Davis stands firm on gun control amid city criticism
Los Angeles police Chief Ed Davis rejects backing away from gun control stance after a local critic, Daya Cunningham, questioned constitutional rights. In a Tuesday letter he cited the Second Amendment and defended residents arming themselves, arguing police cannot always protect them. Separately, a strong quake near the Kashmir China border was reported by the Geophysical Center at Quetta.
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