Court narrows exclusionary rule on grand jury use
The U S Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that evidence obtained through illegal searches may be used in grand jury proceedings, narrowing the exclusionary rule. Justices split as to deterrence and strategy, with Powell writing for the majority and Brennan warning of eroding Fourth Amendment protections.
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High Court
Justine Powell
Powell
Burger
Stewart
White
Blackmun
Rehnquist
Brennan
Energy Unit Probes Fuel Hoarding
Washington officials probe rumors of oil stockpiling and fuel hoarding by oil, rail, and trucking firms amid an energy crisis. The General Energy Office seeks data from oil companies and transport firms, while the attorney general warns stations against price gouging and tied sales. Airline cutbacks, Venezuelan cooperation, and hospital supply issues add to the strain as officials await verified evidence.
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Washington
Veneral Energy
T Hat
Nas
Romay Oil Industry Trade Organization
Gerald Parsky
Lo Energy
William Simon
Parsky
Justice Department
Saxby
Tom
Associated Tess
Assa
Simon
Lect
Carlos Andres "Perez
Venezuela
United States
Associated Press
Linton
Air Transport, Assh
ATA
Paul Ignatius
Storms Hit Southern California Straining Cities and Skies
Severe storms pound Southern California as rain turns to mudslides and snowbound communities in the San Bernardino range face evacuations. A Red Cross shelter opens in Crestline to aid about 10 000 residents trapped by road closures and outages.
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Riverside
Sam Bernardino
Tox Angeles
Thad Cross
Los Angeles
California
Sheri
Interstate 5
California Highway Patrol
Topanga Canyon
Malibu
Arab Oil Price Reduction Hint
Geneva reports hints of a Persian Gulf price drop affecting Middle East oil markets. Journalists note potential 15 to 40 percent impact on consumer costs if refinery output shifts.
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Geneva
Apr
Ye Aloilay
Watergate Trio Set for Parole in March
Three Cuban exiles tied to the Watergate break in the Democratic National Committee headquarters are slated for parole on March 7 after about 15 months of a one to four year sentence for conspiracy burglary and wire tapping. Eugenio Martinez Frank Sturgis and Virgilio Gonzalez of Miami would be the last of the seven man unit freed while Bernard Barker E Howard Hunt and James McCord await appeal outcomes. G Gordon Liddy remains jailed for contempt with an appeal pending. Senate Watergate panel moves to seek a ruling on its civil suit against President Nixon, arguing congressional activity resolves jurisdictional issues and asking the court to consider legal questions raised by subpoenas for White House tapes.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
U.S
Dglin Airbase
Fla
Afer
Eugenio Martinez
Frank Sturgis
Virgilio Gonzalez
Miami
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Towart
Congress
White House
John Sirk
FAA weighs security sanctions against foreign airlines
Washington AP reports the FAA may urge sanctions including denial of landing rights on foreign carriers to strengthen airport security after Pan Am Flight 103 bombing and the hijacking of Al Hedjani airliner. The actions are tentative pending Civil Aeronautics Board review with no firm decision yet.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Admin
Textus Loighten
Pan American World Airways
Rona
al Ladihansi
Amercans
Hiessont
Rome
Department of
PAA
Alexander Hilterfield
Wlzissipo
Bullechield
Jump Ends Worst Year Since 1946
Washington AP reports surging food and fuel costs lifted wholesale prices in December, ending 1973 with the sharpest annual rise since 1948. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes a 2.2 percent December increase and an 18.2 percent gain for 1973, with consumer prices running over eight percent annually.
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Washington
Uhe
Tuesay
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Rome
Nixon plans new staff shakeup after Watergate
President Nixon prepares another reorganization of his domestic policy apparatus. Vice President Agnew promised a major role, Melvin Laird seen resigning, and confusion over duties among Ash, Burger, and Cole. Haig, Harlow, and Clawson involved in discussions as Pence’s team reviews the structure.
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Laird
Nixon
John @hrlichman
Ash
Alexander Haig
Washington
Kenneth Clawson
Howald Egler
Binglee
Haig
Elsingee
Nixon Hay
Ing
Alecier
Cole
Coonselor
Tryue Harlow
Tutey's Chuckle Ay Engagement Ring Down Payment
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local note about an engagement ring purchase or down payment connected to a person or business named Tutey or Tutey's Chuckle Ay. The text is garbled and lacks clear details such as dates, locations, or involved parties.
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Energy Unit
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Aly
Califortia
San Bernardino
National Weather Service
Pepe
San Bernardino Maguntains
Los Angeles County
Golden State
Hollywood
Bernarding County
Running Springs
Crestline
Lake Arrowhead
Jeabins
Kit Harder
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Senate
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Civil Aeronantics Board
Hutterfield
Noel
Jlo Sanetions
Vinden Considuy
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Paul Melli
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Stein
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