Md. on Mafia alive at kicking, Italian study concludes
Rome reports after 43 years the anti Mafia commission finds the underworld still alive and active. It notes limited proofs of personal ties but cites ongoing murders and Omerta complicating investigations. It urges exile of reputed Mafiosi and broader state aid to Sicily amid political debate.
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Haldeman to reveal more about Watergate book
Former White House chief of staff H R Haldeman, questioned for four hours, says he answered all questions, discussing Watergate while denying use of privilege. The interview covered a wiretap on Morton Halperin and other government aides as part of a legal suit led by Halperin against Nixon, Kissinger, and others.
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Young hikers survive 16 days on storm-battered Mt Hood
Randy Knapp 18, Matt Meacham 16 and Gary Schneider 16 trekked a perilous 18 day winter ordeal on Mt Hood near Portland. Lost in blizzards they dug seven snow caves, rationed food, read the Bible, and were spotted by a snow tractor. All were treated for frost bite with Schneider kept for observation. They plan to climb again once released.
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Judge orders Hearst to brief psychiatry exam again
A federal judge in San Francisco ordered Patricia Hearst to undergo a second interview with four prosecution psychiatrists after her claim that Dr. Harry Kozol of Boston was hostile during a prior exam. Judge Oliver Carter upheld the government's right to use its experts and warned of sanctions if Hearst does not cooperate, a move that could affect her defense ahead of the January 24 trial on bank robbery charges.
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EPA rules threaten Concorde landings in United States
United States noise standards proposed by the EPA could block Concorde SST landings between Europe and the U S The EPA reversed its stance on noise controls and will push the DOT to reject British and French applications to land six Concorde daily The EPA recommendation is advisory and now goes to the FAA for action
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Hitler's mother in law buried in Bavarian spa town
Franziska Braux mother of Eva Braun was buried at Ruhpolding Cemetery after dying at a home for the aged. A priest and unidentified mourners carried her coffin as the line of mourners included Eva Braun's family and Nazi officials connected to Hitler's final days.
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