FBI chief Webster says no need for broader domestic spying powers
FBI Director William Webster told a Senate panel that current guidelines suffice for domestic security and he sees no benefit in loosening restraints. He noted the draft executive order would expand intelligence gathering but the FBI remains confident in existing limits while requesting 739 million dollars for fiscal 1982, with a 60 percent boost for undercover work.
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Conrail predicts budget disaster for 1982
Conrail President L Stanley Crane warned that Reagan budget cuts could force shutdown by spring 1982. A federal official said funds could extend operations if Conrail restructures and cuts costs. Crane, ex Southern Railway head, urged $342 million more through 1984 and government coverage of labor protections for layoffs.
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