G. Gordon Liddy learned some lessons the hard way from Watergate, and now countless others can benefit from his experience. Starting in two weeks, the first students accepted by Liddy's new Academy of Corporate Security and Private Investigation will be able to study how to prevent third-rate burglaries and other offenses against their employers. For $2,700, participants in the three-week course, designed by the former Nixon aide who served 52 months in federal prison for his role in the Watergate break-in, will learn surveillance techniques on the streets of Miami, familiarize themselves with weapons on a nearby firing range, and practice...
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