Probe calls and CIA FBI roles stir debate in Washington
Former BI agent Sam Papich testified before the Rockefeller Commission arguing CIA spying claims were exaggerated. He warned that Soviet KGB activity in the United States outpaces American intelligence and urged scrutiny of domestic surveillance. He and others discussed CIA FBI tensions and possible covert actions.
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Quality of volunteers rises in February enlistment report
Pentagon says all services met February recruitment goals with 97 percent of new enlistees in the average or above average mental groups. High school graduates make up 72 percent, and black enlistments steady at about 15 percent amid efforts to diversify the force.
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Pentagon Ends Duty-Posting Bias for Overseas Assignments
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger announced an end to discriminatory practices in duty postings. He said assignments must be based on ability and that foreign rejections on race religion or ethnicity would come from outside the department. Employees may refuse postings to countries promoting discrimination.
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Postal Service awards 500000 in contracts to study slow mail
The Postal Service says it has awarded more than 500000 in contracts to outside firms to study why mail moves slowly. Test mailings will be added to existing efforts and data from 3150 addresses in 676 cities will be fed into a computer to identify delivery slowdowns.
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Postal Service
Bill to change U S criminal procedure faces DOJ protest
The Justice Department protested a proposed federal procedure change that would require prosecutors to issue a summons rather than an arrest warrant unless a U S magistrate grants an exception. The move would treat bank robbers like parking violators and instructs summons delivery by mail or hand.
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CIA to Sell Salvage Ship Explorer after Submarine Saga
Washington reports the CIA salvage vessel Glomar Explorer has completed its covert mission to raise a Soviet submarine and will revert to private ownership. Sources say the ship’s cover as a Hughes Summa Corp mining ship is gone and its usefulness expired. The Explorer may be sold by the General Services Administration as officials weigh its future.
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