Ehrlichman to give first post prison interview on ABC
Former Watergate figure John Ehrlichman arrives in San Francisco after 18 month prison term and promises his first post prison interview to ABC News. He declines to answer reporters questions and heads to meet a friend before reporting to a Tucson parole office. He carried a manuscript of his second novel and remains separated from his wife.
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Mitchell gets 5th prison furlough
Watergate conspirator John Mitchell left Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center on crutches to begin a month long prison furlough with family and friends. The former attorney general, 64, is serving a one to four year term for Watergate crimes after hip surgery. He evaded reporters as he exited through a side entrance. The hospital said he is pain free and should walk without crutches in about four weeks.
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Bell faces new cover-up accusations in FBI probe
Washington DC Attorney General Griffin Bell confronted fresh charges of blocking prosecutions in the FBI illegal wiretapping and black bag operations inquiry. Senator Lowell Weicker cites Gardner testimony as raising questions about Bell's fitness. Senator Ernest Hollings defends Bell, while Senator Patrick Leahy worries several officials remain in the FBI.
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Psychiatric suit claims improper parenting upbringing
Tom Hansen, 25, filed a district court civil suit in Boulder against his parents Richard Hansen of Hilo Hawaii and Shirley Hansen alleging they raised him improperly and caused lifelong psychiatric care needs seeking 350000 in damages. Lawyer John Taus sig Jr. represents him. Hansen calls the case a potential first of its kind.
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Immorality prompts vote on Wichita gay rights ordinance
Rev. Richard A. Angwin arrived in Wichita to help repeal the city’s gay rights ordinance in a May 9 referendum. He cites Minnesota and Florida as proof that Americans reject homosexuality as a rights issue and argues the measure promotes immorality.
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