Informant in Hearst case listed
A key informant described as a young athletic type with ties to basketball star Bill Walton cooperated with the FBI in the Patricia Hearst case. Chicago Sun-Times cited Justice Department sources saying the informant helped penetrate the inner circle sheltering Hearst and the Harrises, aiding possible arrest.
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William Harris
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Portland Trail Blazers
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Musk oxen set to go to Siberia
The United States will ship 40 musk oxen from Alaska to Siberia under a 40 year effort to restore the shaggy beast to Alaska. The herd on Nunivak Island numbers about 700 after imports from Greenland, but vegetation cannot sustain a larger population. A Soviet US scientific exchange will move the oxen back to Russia. Mathilda the female remains in China, while Milton died. Mayor Alioto offers to replace him with a younger bull named Bullwinkle for the Council of Mayors.
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Russia
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China
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San Franscisco
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Bullwinkle
Council of Mayors
Progress noted in cancer fight as drugs prove effective
Dr. Vincent DeVita of the National Cancer Institute reports growing physician acceptance of anticancer drugs. He notes that many patients still miss chemical therapy, urges broader use to treat cancer systemically, and cites cures emerging in eight rare cancers accounting for about eight percent of cases.
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National Cancer Institute
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American Cancer Society
Haldeman says Nixon mused destroying tapes
Former White House chief of staff H R Haldeman said Nixon considered destroying the Watergate tapes as the crisis deepened and that he advised against it He recalled underestimating the damage the tapes would cause to Nixon and others The tapes were not destroyed and later influenced the president's downfall and Haldeman's conviction in the coverup case.
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UPI
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Haldeman Defends Nixon in CBS Interview Excerpt
In a two part CBS News interview with Mike Wallace the former White House aide rejected claims of arrogance and described Nixon as a complex leader. He called the Ellsberg psychiatrist break in inexplicable and argued most tapes show Nixon as a strong decisive leader most of the time.
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