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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1977
Page
2
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew praised President Jimmy Carter for speaking his mind and taking clear positions on issues. He appeared on NBC Tomorrow and defended Carter against calls to stay quiet, saying the president should lead with his beliefs and voice. Agnew avoided questions about his 1943 resignation, noting they would be answered in memoirs.
Prime Minister James Callaghan argues U S broadcasters misrepresent Britain as self harm and West End bars. He urges MPs abroad to correct the image while noting the contrast with life in the rest of the country. A Pennsylvania couple endures winter in a tepee to escape rent and cold, finding warmth in wood heat and a quiet landscape.
Mrs. Hegina Fischer mother of Bobby Fischer received one year probation after being arrested Feb 20 outside the Home Office in London for obstructing a sidewalk during a protest against a deportation order for two American journalists.
French actress Brigitte Bardot arrived in Sept-Îles en route to the seal hunt site and urged Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau to intervene. She warned the killings could wipe out the seals by 1985 and said Canada’s fate as their natural habitat hinges on stopping the hunt. Bardot planned talks in Ottawa if Trudeau could fit her in. The Fisheries Service reported the opening day season killed 11,000 seals.
Pope Paul VI, recovered from a bout of flu last week, spoke clearly to about 5,000 people at his weekly general audience. He walked slowly with aides, skipped a prior week due to fever, and was carried out on his portable throne at the end. He greeted Msgr. Robert Sastre, bishop of Lokossa, Benin, during the Lent observance.
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In Fort Lauderdale Florida a juvenile court found 13 year old Tommy Albrecht guilty of manslaughter in the beating death of 3 year old Staci Chubin. Psychiatrists testified he learned violence from his father and could face state custody until age 18. The judge rejected insanity and ordered placement with the Division of Youth Services.
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