Weathermen links questioned in FBI search probe
Justice Department sources say there is no evidence the FBI search for fugitive Weathermen was driven by suspected links to hostile foreign governments. The inquiry has touched on whether the group received direction or support from foreigners, a lawyer for FBI agents involved stated Sunday.
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Justice Dept Probes Weathermen Burglary Links
The probe centers on burglaries by Weathermen fugitives associates against friends and relatives from 1970 to 1973. FBI and Justice sources differ on foreign government ties and legal justification, with officials noting no documented approval by the attorney general and a 1986 memo calling such burglaries clearly illegal.
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Contacts used by Ruckelshaus to aid clients
The law firm run by William Ruckelshaus, former EPA head, contacted EPA officials more than 178 times for 20 clients in 1974 and 1975. The NYT reviewed government files showing informal efforts benefiting clients such as vinyl chloride, two aluminum firms, a drug company, and Puerto Rico, not breaking federal law or ABA ethics. The record offers rare insight into Washington's legal practice amid growing scrutiny.
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Former EPA Official Forms Law Firm After Departure
A former EPA director joined a firm whose partners included ex-agency officials. The firm handled many EPA-related contacts for clients like the Society of the Plastics Industry, focusing on air pollution controls for polyvinyl chloride.
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Health Questions and Answers on Stress Exhaustion
A chiropractic columnist explains that exhaustion signals disease risk and that structural imbalance is the root cause. Exhaustion accelerates aging and can lead to serious conditions. treatment focuses on correcting spine balance and preventing irreversible damage. Readers are invited to a Spine Care Class at Ward Chiropractic in Long Beach.
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Anti Castro Terror in Miami Disclosed
Senate investigators heard testimony from Lt. Thomas Lyons of the Dade County Public Safety Department detailing CIA and FBI shortfalls in countering anti Castro Cubans in the Miami area. He cited restrictions on intelligence circulation and understaffing as factors in the ongoing terror threat including bombings and homicides tied to militant anti Castro groups.
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Hoffa murder indictments seen by investigators
Federal investigators reportedly have evidence that James Hoffa was strangled and that indictments are near. Newsweek cites a planed July 30, 1974 murder by outside Michigan hit men while Anthony Giacolone and Anthony Provenza were reportedly not present. Chuckie O'Brien allegedly set Hoffa up.
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