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| − | Charles "Chuck' Colson (1931-) was Special Counsel to President Richard Nixon during his administration. In March, 1974, Colson pleaded no contest to a charge of obstruction of justice for his part in the Watergate scandal. He was released after serving seven month in federal prison. During his time in prison, Colson found Christ and has gone on to found a prison ministry. He has also published over a dozen books. | + | '''Charles "Chuck' Colson''' (1931-) was [[Special Counsel]] to President [[Richard Nixon]] during his administration. In March, 1974, Colson pleaded no contest to a charge of obstruction of justice for his part in the [[Watergate]] scandal. He was released after serving seven month in federal prison. During his time in prison, Colson found [[Christ]] and has gone on to found a prison ministry. He has also published over a dozen books. |
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Revision as of 06:01, July 24, 2007
Charles "Chuck' Colson (1931-) was Special Counsel to President Richard Nixon during his administration. In March, 1974, Colson pleaded no contest to a charge of obstruction of justice for his part in the Watergate scandal. He was released after serving seven month in federal prison. During his time in prison, Colson found Christ and has gone on to found a prison ministry. He has also published over a dozen books.
