Federal prison likely for Mitchell and Haldeman
Supreme Court rejected the Watergate appeals of former Attorney General Mitchell and ex White House Chief of Staff Haldeman. Ehrlichman, serving time, may also seek rehearing within 25 days. Mitchell could become first former attorney general to serve a criminal sentence. The decision may end Watergate era prosecutions while other rulings upheld agency shop rights for public employees and curtailed Guam court authority.
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Florida drug cache seized in vast swamp bust
In Monroe County Florida deputies seized what authorities say could be the largest marijuana cache in U S history. The haul weighed about nine tons with a street value around 50 million dollars. Nineteen of 25 suspects were captured after a gunfight with Det. Robert Brack as smugglers unloaded from boats onto trucks.
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France grinds to halt as nationwide strike disrupts economy
A 2 hour strike called by unions to protest government policy disrupted transport and power, paralyzing much of France. Banks ran with reduced staff, newspapers and state media limited, Air France and Air Inter faced schedule disruptions, and iconic stores showed reduced activity as 70 percent of flights and rail services were affected.
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Marine KKK planned attack on blacks
A Naval Investigative Service report alleges White Brotherhood and American Nazi Party members in the Marine Corps plotted an attack on Black Marines after a barracks raid left Whites injured. The inquiry cites war councils where guns and explosives were shown, linked to a November incident that triggered the probe at a major Marine base.
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Israel's ailing leader faces uncertain prime ministership
Israel's top post in doubt as Prime Minister Begin remains under observation after a heart attack. Doctors say he is not yet strong enough to resume duties, while Likud negotiates coalition talks with Democratic Movement for Change. Recovery pace will determine whether he can lead or if a new government forms without him.
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Education, jobs or money won't reverse criminal ways
Freudian psychologist Stanlen E. Samenow discussed a federal study on crime at a Washington hospital. He and Dr. Samuel Yochelson questioned orthodox beliefs that crime results from guilt or a need for punishment, arguing environmental factors do not reverse criminal behavior.
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Psychologist outlines criminal thinking patterns and reform
The psychologist Samenow describes 53 thinking patterns shared by 223 hardcore criminals from varied backgrounds. He argues criminals create their own risk patterns long before crime, often manipulating psychiatrists and society. He notes some success in changing thinking with dedicated agents who study and challenge these patterns.
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U.S. backs Korean security talks on force withdrawal
U S officials arriving in Seoul for talks with South Korean leaders on a phased withdrawal of about 83 000 ground troops. Undersecretary Habib stressed U S commitment to security of the Republic of Korea as President Carter seeks a balanced plan and full consultations with Seoul.
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