Haig denies Watergate Deep Throat claim as absurd
Former White House Counsel John Dean claims Alexander Haig Jr may be Deep Throat in Watergate stories, while Haig calls the notion absurd and commercially motivated. Time magazine questions Dean's theory, noting Haig’s improbability, as Woodward and Bernstein keep Deep Throat anonymous. Dean cites Haig among a few who knew inner White House tape erasures, per his book Lost Honor.
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Ariz law reduces drunk driving arrests and crashes
Arizona law enforcement credits the tougher drunk driving measure for a statewide drop of nearly 40 percent in alcohol related accidents and a 20 to 25 percent fall in arrests since July 24. Sgt. Frank Lopez cites public awareness as a key factor and notes the law tightens penalties and ends plea bargaining in many cases.
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