Kissinger trash story triggers federal probe
A National Enquirer report claims Secret Service trash found at Henry Kissinger's home led to an investigation. The Enquirer says documents, a liquor list, agent schedules, and weapons notes were discarded, with Secret Service seeking return of materials. Senator Metcalf criticized Kissinger's security failures.
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Ford and Kissinger Visit Romania in Dracula Country
Henry Kissinger joined President Ford in Romania for talks with Nicolae Ceausescu. They toured Pelisor Castle and Sinaia monastery amid jokes about Dracula and security, while Romanian troops watched the surrounding forests.
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Bishop Montgome ry allows gays at St James Cathedral for convention
The Rt. Rev. James Montgomery, Episcopal Bishop of Chicago, announced his decision to permit homosexuals to use St. James Cathedral for a national convention starting Friday and running through August 10. Ohio lawmakers plan return Thursday to consider a compromise energy package amid stalled legislation and a possible $237 million federal coal gasification project.
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