Watergate figure Hunt to seek release before Watergate lawsuit
Howard Hunt Jr. is to be paroled and freed from the federal prison camp at Eglin Air Force Base Florida. He will attend a civil trial in Washington next week over an $82 million lawsuit filed by Watergate defendants Barnard Barker Eugenio Martinez Virgilio Gonzalez and Frank Sturgis. The suit accuses the defendants of luring the four to participate in the 1972 break in by claiming they worked for a national security agency. Hunt faces trial alongside former Nixon committee members John Mitchell Maurice Stans Jeb Magruder Hugh Sloan Herbert Porter and Gordon Liddy. Liddy remains imprisoned.
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Sloppy withdrawal and bank note fear attack
A Brooklyn bank robber failed to produce a readable note prompting a teller to request a clearer one. While he rewrote, a silent alarm rang and a customer tackled the suspect Keith Baynes 24. Baynes previously prompted a $1508 score two weeks earlier.
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Anchor Walter Crunktle inks five star CBS contract
The report notes Walter Crunktle will continue as CBS Evening News anchor under a five year deal. In unrelated items, Saudi King Khaled plans hip surgery recuperation in London with Crown Prince Fahd releasing prisoners as thanks to God for the operation’s success.
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Wisconsin Whey Whiskey: New Alcohol From Dairy Byproduct
Sheldon Bernstein of Mildrew Inc in Juneau Wisconsin proposes turning excess whey from cheese making into alcohol. He notes whey waste is a problem in Wisconsin which supplies about 40 percent of the nation s cheese and estimates 13 billion pounds are wasted annually. The product would be 180 proof and potentially dubbed whersky in public discussion.
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Ugandan archbishop and two ministers die in crash
Kampala reports say Anglican archbishop Janani Luwum Internal Affairs Minister Charles Oboth-Ofumbe and Lt Col Oriayo Oryeman were killed when the Range Rover carrying them collided and overturned en route to a briefing after arrest in Kampala. The government and international groups called it an assassination.
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Thatcher chats with woman at hair salon in London campaign
Britain's opposition leader Mrs M Thatcher spoke with a woman during a campaign stop at a hair dressing establishment in Westminster London. She attended to support Conservative candidate Peter Brook during the visit.
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Miami Beach Keeps Ban On topless Beaching
Miami Beach officials rejected a proposal to lift the toplessness ban on city beaches despite support from tourism leaders and a councilman who urged broader exposure. Councilman Phil Sahl was the sole vote in favor, while Mayor Harold Rosen questioned the idea and noted secluded beaches elsewhere. The proposal had been pushed by the Tourist Development Authority to attract visitors.
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Mortar blast injures soldiers during training incident
An Army officer remained in serious condition after a mortar round landed near a group of soldiers during live ammunition training at Fort Bragg. The morning exercise was halted and a second drill for the afternoon was canceled. The firing range was sealed off as investigators reviewed the blast that also injured Panthen and other soldiers.
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