FCC chief says law tied hands on cable interception probe
FCC Chairman Richard Wiley testified before a House subcommittee that he did not pursue an investigation into alleged government interception of private cable traffic because private firms claimed he was not authorized. He said he first learned of Operation Shamrock from a July 1975 Daily News story, while critics urged stronger action.
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