Reagan's Crime Fighting Tactics Face Civil Liberties Pushback
Civil liberties groups and some lawmakers challenge President Reagan's anti crime proposals including preventive detention and broadened use of illegally obtained evidence. ACLU and ABA oppose key planks while Kennedy criticizes cost and effectiveness as Congress weighs reform of the federal criminal code.
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Haig Gromyko Agree To Try Again Early Next Year
United Nations AP report says Secretary Haig and Soviet FM Gromyko held nine hours of talks with little headway but agreed to resume discussions early next year. They previously set arms talks for Nov 30 in Geneva and will likely meet again in Geneva.
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