House Probe Questions FBI Policy On Wiretaps
A House Government Operations subcommittee questioned Attorney General Griffin Bell about limits on investigative methods. The hearing followed the indict ment of former FBI supervisor J. Edgar Kearney for using illegal wiretaps and road openings to pursue Weather Underground fugitives in the early 1970s. Members pressed Bell on procedures for handling criminal misconduct and access to classified material, while cautioning against damaging reputations or jeopardizing trials.
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Carters targeted in campaign against child pornography
Exeter story shows Odyssey Institute president Dr. Judienne Denren-Gayper pushing measures to curb youth in pornographic magazines and movies. She cites President and Mrs. Carter avoiding the topic and notes her campaign aims to influence legislation in New Hampshire.
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Space age Senate hearing tests satellite relay for Congress
A Senate subcommittee plans a satellite relayed hearing from Springfield Illinois testing future teleconferencing for Congress. NASA funds plus a GWU grant and a portable earth terminal will link Dirksen Building witnesses with Washington as Hart Building renovation plans promise permanent videoconference teams.
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Carter administration to file briefs on Kennedy Concorde ban
The Carter administration plans briefs in the U.S. Court of Appeals over Concorde landings at Kennedy Airport. The 2nd Circuit reviews a Manhattan district court ruling striking down a Port Authority ban on Concorde landings, with questions on federal power and treaty obligations.
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Watergate Aides Given Prison Terms in Cover-Up
John Mitchell and H R Haldeman were ordered to begin sentences ranging from three months to eight years for obstructing justice conspiracy and perjury in the Watergate cover-up. They were told to settle personal affairs by June 22 and report to the designated prison by noon that day.
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Mini nuclear device reported in public works bill
Washington reports that funds for a new tactical neutron weapon are tucked into a major public works bill. The Lance missile would release massive neutrons to cause rapid incapacitation, with officials arguing mini nukes deter broader war without full nuclear exchange.
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Family of MIA not hoping for returns in Vietnam
Narragansett Rhode Island family of Air Force Captain Curtis A. Eaton doubts his remains are among 30 Americans promised by Vietnamese officials to return. Initially misidentified as a soldier, Eaton’s kin say they have heard nothing and expect no news soon.
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Carter presses energy proposals amid White House hopes
President Carter campaigns for energy legislation shaping tax measures and gasoline taxes. He meets with lawmakers daily this week to press for a strong energy department with authority to set prices, while House and Senate bills pass with reduced powers.
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Ethics unit to meet on Korean bribes issue
The House Ethics Committee meets for the first time in months to review its investigation into alleged South Korean bribery of congressmen. Reports claim KCIA figures provided detailed briefings to investigators as the panel eyes a first progress report amid criticism of slow work.
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Carter gains support for budget stance amid veto threats
House Budget Committee Chairman Robert Graime says President Carter has built massive goodwill in Congress. He notes differences on deficit size are minor and favors Carter's farm subsidy stance and line on water projects despite potential vetoes. Graime spoke on Meet the Press and doubts overrides on farm legislation or water projects.
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