Coliseum Policy Talks After Unconstitutional Searches
Greensboro officials join with Coliseum management to craft entrance rules post federal ruling that warrantless searches are unconstitutional. A no parcel policy is discussed to curb safety problems though it may inconvenience patrons. further steps could include ending festival seating to improve crowd control at events.
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Greensboro
Greensboro Coliseum
Atlantic Coast Conference
Pierre Cardin
Coliseum
Jim Oshust
Oshust
Lawrence Welk
Peter Frampton
Changing FBI Leadership in Carter Era
The article reviews FBI morale and public trust amid leadership vacancy after Clarence Kelley plans to step down. It cites past scandals and calls for reform, noting two leading contenders Neil Welch of Philadelphia and William Lucas of Wayne County Michigan as potential successors.
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Carter
Clarence M. Kelley
Irradiation War on Army Food Sparks Costs and Tasteless Meals
A confidential House report accuses the Army of spending over 50.7 million dollars on irradiation research over 25 years, claiming the process ruined potatoes and yielded no edible results. The Army counters that the program contributes to science. A separate note describes bootleg Laetrile being sold near the Capitol by Liberty Lobby, with Amygdalin linked to Laetrile and sold by mail.
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General Accounting Office
Downey
Army
Federal Treasury
House
Food and Drug
Liberty Lobby
Scientology vs Government Expose Mounts in FOIA Fight
A conservative columnist recounts a government surge against Scientology from 1954 to 1967 involving the Air Force FBI FDA and 12 agencies. It notes massive raids audits and litigation detailing the clash over the churchs status and E meters while urging scrutiny of federal harassment.
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Alpheus T. Mason
Harlan Fiske Stone
Coolidge
Stone
Mason
Hoover
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Bureau
Church of Scientology
Washington
California
Scientology
American Republic
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FDA
Bureau of Customs
Labor Department
CIA
Post Office
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Fun
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Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
National Security Agency
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Private Beach Owners Called a Time Bomb of Summer
A sociological study by Prof. Heinrich Applebaum, funded by Life Is Unfair Foundation, claims private beach owners in a Martha's Vineyard setting suffer severe mental distress as summer ends. Owners fear trespass, believe beaches are sacred property, and may develop paranoia, nightmares, and even violent impulses without treatment.
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Heinrich Applebaum
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