Ruling could end legal wiretapping in California cases
San Diego officials fear a U.S. Supreme Court ruling for defendants in a bookmaking case could bar wiretap evidence in state prosecutions. District Attorney Edwie L. Miller Jr. argues a federal authorization would not overcome California’s 1987 wiretap ban, risking major cases against narcotics and organized crime.
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Veterans face generation gap, new Legion founder says
West Hartford Conn AP Vietnam veterans struggle with jobs and education amid a generation gap says Harvey A Dennenberg founder and national commander of the American IndoChina Veterans Legion. The group aims to aid Vietnam vets with job placement and educational benefits while expanding its ranks and staff.
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