Court says warrants needed for domestic wiretaps on JDL
U S Court of Appeals rules that a warrant is required before wiretapping domestic organizations not acting for a foreign power even when done under presidential directive for national security. The decision involves 16 JDL members suing former Atty. Gen. Mitchell and FBI agents.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Jewish Defense League
United States
Soviet Union
J. Skelly Wright
JDL
Atty
John N
Mitchell
FBI
Federal
Uganda and Britain clash over British lecturer Hills death sentence
President Idi Amin presses Britain as Denis Hills faces a July 4 execution for calling him a village tyrant. Amin summoned the British high commissioner in Kampala amid reports of an armed forces alert and Kampala air patrols. London denies invasion plans.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Idi Amin
Uganda
Britain
Denis Hills
Kampala
London
Amin
Libya
Chandos Blair
Queen Elizabeth II
Hills
Demirio Mondo
Defense Ministry
Weather Outlook With Slight Storm Chances
Clear to partly cloudy through Wednesday with a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms today. Highs 82 to 87, lows 57 to 63. Today’s precipitation chance 20 percent. Normal lake level 1340, today’s lake level 1339.70.
Hearings Open on Milepost 7 Dump Site for Reserve
Reserve Mining, facing an 8th Circuit order to stop dumping tailings into Lake Superior, opens state hearings on the Milepost 7 land disposal site near Silver Bay. Company officials cite high costs and limited alternatives while presenting expert testimony on dam construction, ecology, geology, and other fields.
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Silver Bay, Minn
Reserve Mining Co
Silver Bay
Minnesota
Edward Fride
Duluth
Lax Lake
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Reserve
Lake Superior
Fride
Palisade
Babbitt
Banovetz
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
PCA
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Ford Vetoes Housing Bill Aimed at 400,000 New Homes
President Ford vetoed a $1.2 billion housing measure that would fund construction of 400,000 homes and pay up to 250 dollars a month for two years to prevent foreclosures. White House spokesman Ron Nelsen cited high cost and added bureaucracy as reasons for the veto.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Ron Nelsen
Kissinger Warns Allies Against Pressure to Break Ties
Secretary of State Kissinger told Atlanta listeners that the United States will not be pressured by threats to sever alliances. He urged allies to view ties as serving national interests, not as privileges to be withdrawn as pressure. He cited Greece, Turkey, and Asian partners considering reassessment after Indochina setbacks.
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Atlanta
Greece
Turkey
Asia
United States
U. S
Indochina
Nuclear fuel costs rise as electricity prices climb
Washington AP reports the Energy Research and Development Administration will raise charges for enriching uranium used in nuclear plants. The increase is tied to a rapid rise in electricity costs paid by the facilities.
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Washington
Energy Research and Development Administration
Portugal Socialists rally for democracy amid political tension
In Lisbon supporters of the Socialist party gathered by the tens of thousands to back the ruling military declaration for pluralistic democracy and civilian parties. They waved red banners and cried Freedom Yes Dictatorship No while distributing leaflets opposing anti democratic maneuvers aimed at the Communist party.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Freedom
Planning Commission grants cab office permit in Bemidji
The Bemidji Planning Commission unanimously approves a special use permit for Frank Williams to operate Paul Bunyan Cab Co. from his 411 Stoner Ave residence. Conditions limit to two parked vehicles and require cross channel interference fixes with no business signs or passenger loading at the site.
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Bemidji Planning Commission
Frank Williams
Paul Bunyan Cab Co
Stoner Ave
Williams
Beltrami Ave
Itasca considers snowmobile trails as board polls on it
The Itasca State Park Advisory Board debated opening park trails to snowmobiles. Instead of immediate action, the board will mail a survey to members to gauge opinions before any winter-use recommendations. Some members oppose snowmobiles citing park purposes and past abuses.
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Itasca State Park Advisory Board
Forest Inn
L. J. Lee
Bagley
Waino Kontola
Bemidji State College
Minnesota
Gene Rowe
Squaw Lake
Jacob V. Brower
Itasca State Park
Minnesota Historical Society
Brower Inn
Itasca
Kontola
Weyland Porter
Department of Natural Resources
St. Paul
Lake Itasca
Mississippi Headwaters
Itasca Sate Park
Aurel Eckwall
John Ginther
Park Raids
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Cambodia
Surin
Thailand
Khmer Rouge
Siem Reap
Phnom Prong
Phan Rong
Oddor
Phnom Penh
New York
Freedom House
Leo Cherne
United Nations
International Red Cross
Chris Martison
Paul
BSC
Babe
Associated Press
National
Justice Department
The
Clea
Matthew R. Banovetz
Babbitt Mine
Planning Commission
Business Commission
Fran Dreyer
John O’boyle
John Yocum
Richard Reierson
Ted Paulson
Richard Vogel
Lester Jones
Itasca Board
Rowe
Bemidji Sate College
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