Bank records may be seized without customer consent Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court held by 7 to 2 vote that bank customers have no right to contest subpoenas for their records, which the court said belong to banks and reflect voluntary disclosures. A separate 5 to 3 decision broadened FOIA access to personnel and medical files, potentially exposing millions of records to public scrutiny. Justice Blackmun dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell
Powell
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Aves
Mitchell Miller
Macon
Harry A. Blackmun
John Paul Stevens
Internal Revenue Service
Ads loss blamed on Callaway stories in Crested Butte Chronicle
Crested Butte Chronicle publisher Myles Arber says organized boycott drove ad revenue down as the paper, once 24 pages, now eight weekly, faces possible closure. Advertisers deny coercion, with Bill Sweitzer distancing his Gunnison firm from the boycott and noting he spoke to readers about continuing support. The flap centers on Archer’s reports alleging Callaway misused power as Army secretary to aid ski area interests influencing a Forest Service decision.
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Crested Butte
Colo
Senate
Ford
Howard
Bo"’ Callaway
Myles Arber
Arber
Arcer
Archer
Callaway
U.S. Forest Service
Floyd K. Haskell
D-Coro
Bill Sweitzer
Sweitzer
Gunnison
Western
Colorado
Chronicle
Crested Butte Development Corp
Mount Crested Butte
Kissinger to urge stepped-up aid in Africa trip
Secretary of State Kissinger plans to meet with Rhodesia's ANC leaders in Zambia on his Africa tour to outline increased U S aid and show support for black aspirations while Opposition from Muzorewa surfaces. He will also address economic aid for southern Africa and seek to counter Soviet Cuban influence in the region.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Rhodesia
U.S
Africa
African National Council
ANC
Zambia
Abel Muzorewa
Kissinger
Muzorewa
Lusaka
Sahara
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Cuba
Mozamique
Somalia
Congo
Brazza
Ellis
Arren Cox
American Humane Association
Denver
Wagons Backlash Grows Over Bicentennial Animal Trips
San Diego humane chief says Bicentennial wagon trains risk animal cruelty as inexperienced wagon masters mishandle horses and mules. North Carolina experts quit over concerns of 250 mile, 12 day routes while officials warn of serious injuries and possible state pullout.
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San Diego
Bill Virdon
Virdon
North Carolina
Thomas Leonard
North Carolina State University
Glenn Petty
State Department of Agriculture
Leonard
Richard Ellis
Bicentennial Commission
SPCA
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Ford Campaigns In Indiana Ahead Of May Primary
President Ford heads to Indiana for campaign stops in Indianapolis and Evansville as May Fourth voting nears in Georgia Alabama and Indiana. He contends Reagan’s charges are nonsense and says Reagan’s bid has helped unite the party while he weighs possible veep choices.
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Associated Press
Ford
U.S
Indiana
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Georgia
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Evansville
Alabama
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Arch Moore
Federal
Charleston
United States
Dennis Madore, Inc
Farmers’ Almanac
York County Savings Bank
Biddeford
Saco Valley Shopping Center
Saco Shoppers Village
Kennebunk
the Friendly People
Family Financial Center
Valleyorge
Arizona
Canada
Art DiGrazia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Texas
Oval Office
Texas News
Govohn Connally
Village Cleaners
Atl Braveries
Shoppers Village
Sanford Mills
Lower Main ST
Grant Plaza
Sanford ME
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