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| There were at least 13 vehicles hit -- two of the cars also were burglarized -- and authorities expected more reports could come in. Neighbor Kaye Wilson said she hasn't had any problems, but she knows others have been burglarized or had unpleasant interactions with transients, drug dealers and addicts," reported the Houston Chronicle. During his first two decades as a columnist, he relied on three main sources: Lawrence O'Brien, the Kennedy-Johnson political operative who became chairman of the Democratic National Committee and had his office burglarized during Watergate; Melvin Laird, the prominent Republican congressman who became Richard Nixon's Secretary of Defense; and another DNC Chairman, Robert Strauss. |
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