Reagan aides distance White House from Carter papers flap
Santa Barbara California President Reagan spent a quiet weekend at his mountaintop ranch as aides sought to distance the administration from a growing flap over purloined Carter campaign strategy papers. Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes insisted Reagan wants a vigorous and prompt Justice Department investigation and would say no more until the inquiry ends. The FBI joined the Justice Department and a congressional panel in probing how the Reagan camp obtained secret Carter campaign material. A former Reagan aide warned a long siege could hurt the president while others cited an intelligence operation aim to shield against a last minute hostage deal.
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Buckminster Fuller dies famed geodesic dome innovator
R Buckminster Fuller 87 known as Spaceship Earth creator died of a heart attack while visiting his wife Anne Fuller who remained critically ill. An author and thinker he authored 25 books and popularized the geodesic dome leading to over 200000 built from Antarctica to Expo 67. He studied at Harvard before being expelled for irresponsibility and lack of interest.
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Soviet Free Man Returns to Queens After seven years in Soviet labor camp
Dennis Robert Burn, a Queens man described as always searching for something, is home in New York after seven years in a Soviet labor camp for drug smuggling. He arrived at Kennedy Airport with sister Mary Frey and friend Gerald Amster. Burn, 33, carried a doll for his niece and said he feels free.
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Forgotten convict freed after missing lock up prompts probe
Harold V. Johnson, 61, of Lynville, was sentenced to four to 12 years for an Oct 18 1977 First National Bank of Jacksonville robbery but remained at large after an appeal bond released him in November 1978. Authorities scramble to explain the error as Johnson has lived as a free man since.
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Bricker quits Radio Shack job to return to steel mills
Ronald Bricker, 39, who got a White House arranged electronics job after giving his resume to President Reagan, quits Radio Shack after two months. He returns to Joseph T. Ryerson & Son Inc. in Carnegie as a general laborer, saying the pay was too low and he preferred steel work. He prioritizes his family over a higher but unstable wage.
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We're not so bad Hells Angels say open house
San Diego UPI reports the Hells Angels plan their first open house at Cayamaca Rancho State Park during a Fourth of July weekend retreat. About 150 members expected, with rangers noting numerous families canceled weekend camping. President Dutch Schultz says the club aims to shed its rough image and allow media access to meet members.
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Wife sues husband in herpes negligence case
A 46-year-old Seattle woman files a negligence suit against her husband alleging he knew or should have known he had genital herpes and transmitted it during their eight year marriage. She is divorcing him and says she has never had sex outside the marriage. She discovered she had herpes in May 1980 and says the condition has left her emotionally devastated and she may live the rest of her life alone.
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Murphy seeks stay as Abscam appeal advances
Former New York congressman John Murphy asks Supreme Court to keep him free pending a new trial while his Abscam conviction faces appeal. The 2nd Circuit will hear his motion July 13, five days after his required Danbury prison start.
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