Mitchell faces time in prison for Watergate role
Former attorney general John N Mitchell, age 64, must return to a federal prison in Alabama to complete a term tied to the Watergate cover up. He spent five months on medical furlough for surgeries in Washington and New York, counting as time served, with parole due June 21. Co conspirator Ehrlichman was released April 27 after 18 months. Haldeman may seek parole June 20 in California.
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Sadat named most popular man in United States by U N envoy
Andrew Young, the United Nations ambassador, says Anwar el Sadat is the most popular man in the United States, surpassing President Carter. He cites Sadat's peace initiative as balancing a 30 year commitment to Israel with Arab world interests.
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Thurgood Marshall considered retiring in July 1977
Since his 1976 heart attack there has been speculation that Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall will retire in July 1977. If he steps down the president would appoint a successor to the Supreme Court opening.
POWs Gather for Nixon Pom Party Includes Navy Lt Cmdr
Navy Lt Cmdr John S McCav ill, a Vietnam prisoner of war, is expected among about 273 former POWs to attend a party at Richard M Nixon's San Clemente home this Saturday hosted for President Carter as Marshall delivers a speech.
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Hope pokes fun at Carter attack at Congressional Club breakfast
Bob Hope joked the Rosalynn Carter breakfast would not be a three martini lunch though it started at noon. He linked his quip to President Carter's attacks on deducting business expenses and said he visited the House and Senate on a USO 75th anniversary trip before stopping at the club meeting with about 1,000 politicians wives.
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Carter Trails Ford and Kennedy in New ABC Poll
An ABC News poll shows President Carter trailing Ford 48 to 43 and Kennedy leading Carter 60 to 35. Reagan edges Carter narrowly, while Kennedy leads Ford and Reagan in separate matchups. Brookings says Carter pursues bold reforms but early years show limited gains.
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Supreme Court limits jurors in similar heroin trials
New Mexico Supreme Court ruling could bar jurors who served in prior similar heroin cases from sitting in subsequent trials if the same material witness testified. In the Alvarez case the court held jurors with prior service on similar prosecutions may not judge a later trial unless the witness testimony is corroborated. The decision narrows bias opportunities but excludes expert witnesses from the rule.
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Drug smuggling tops New Mexico crime study
The New Mexico Organized Crime Prevention Commission reports drug smuggling and distribution as the state's most serious crime. In a 102 page study, Sheriff Harris Hartz says smuggling networks are not traditional mobs. Air drops and multiple ground crews support up to 28 large scale marijuana operations, with 10 groups in Albuquerque handling heroin.
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Market Holds Gains as Dow Stalls After Early Trading
The market opened steady with the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 37.92 after the first hour, showing little change from Wednesday. Reliance Group led active issues on the New York Exchange with gains while Teledyne rose to 102, and gambling stocks stayed bullish amid Atlantic City interest.
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